Chinese investments in U.S. farmland near military bases raise national security concerns

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Chinese investments in U.S. farmland near military bases raise national security concerns

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Quotes that support the claim

"Concern about Chinese purchases of U.S. agricultural land increased in late January when the China-based Fufeng Group Ltd. was prevented from building a cornmill on land close to a North Dakota Air Force base after officials called it a security risk."

"Chinese food manufacturer Fufeng Group purchased 300 acres of farmland near Grand Forks Air Force Base in North Dakota to build a corn mill, which the Pentagon deemed a threat to national security."

"Any acre of land that the Chinese Communist Party can use against the United States is a threat that must be taken seriously. We have already witnessed the danger their malign influence poses in our backyard as they bought critical land near our military installations."

Supported voting positions

Prevent China from buying U.S. farmland

Supporting arguments

In 2021, Chinese company have bought U.S. land near Air Force base

Voting issues

China Relations

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Prevent China from buying U.S. farmland

US Politics

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