Stopping the sale of U.S. land to the Chinese government can help to protect military bases and other sensitive installations

Voting position claim
Claim

Name

Stopping the sale of U.S. land to the Chinese government can help to protect military bases and other sensitive installations

Types

Voting position claim

Opposing arguments

Most of the U.S. land owned by Chinese entities is not situated near military bases

Quotes that support the claim

"The concern about China owning farmland near U.S. military installations recently became an issue not long after local officials in Grand Forks, North Dakota, announced in November 2021 that a Chinese food manufacturer had selected the town for a new wet corn mill plant."

Supported voting positions

Stop selling US land to the Chinese government or institutions controlled by the Chinese government

Supporting arguments

China's acquisition of U.S. land could pose espionage risks within the United States

Voting issues

China Relations

Referenced by

Stop selling US land to the Chinese government or institutions controlled by the Chinese government

US Politics

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