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Lawyers weigh how DOJ will use law regulating foreign agents

Summary by Baltimore Fishbowl
Lawyers are trying to figure out how President Donald Trump’s administration plans to enforce the Foreign Agents Registration Act, following its recent warning to noncitizens who engage in “public activity.”
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Lawyers weigh how DOJ will use law regulating foreign agents

Lawyers are trying to figure out how President Donald Trump’s administration plans to enforce the Foreign Agents Registration Act, following its recent warning to noncitizens who engage in “public activity.”

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Baltimore Fishbowl broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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