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wo Chinese real estate investors and an American investor have filed a lawsuit in Tennessee's federal court. They claim that a state law is unconstitutional because it prohibits residents of countries subject to certain sanctions from owning property in the state. The law, they argue, unfairly targets individuals based on their nationality rather than their individual actions or affiliations.
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Veteran leader with industry expertise and regional insight
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