A bill to prohibit the operation within 25 miles of a military installation, a facility of the Federal Government, or sensitive infrastructure of certain technology manufactured in a country that is an adversary of the United States, and for other purposes.

Bill 118 s 4763, also known as the "Protecting National Security Act," aims to prevent the use of certain technology manufactured in countries that are considered adversaries of the United States within a 25-mile radius of military installations, federal government facilities, or sensitive infrastructure. The bill seeks to enhance national security by restricting the operation of technology that may pose a threat to these critical locations.

Under this legislation, any technology produced in countries that are deemed adversaries of the US, such as China or Russia, would be prohibited from being used within the specified radius of military installations and other important facilities. This restriction is intended to safeguard against potential espionage or cyber threats that could compromise national security.

In addition to the prohibition on the use of certain technology, the bill also includes provisions for other purposes related to national security. These additional measures may include increased monitoring and enforcement mechanisms to ensure compliance with the restrictions outlined in the legislation. Overall, Bill 118 s 4763 aims to strengthen national security by limiting the use of technology from adversarial countries near critical infrastructure and government facilities. By implementing these restrictions, the bill seeks to mitigate potential risks and protect the country from external threats.