Take back U.S. land that was purchased by the Chinese government or institutions owned by the Chinese government

The voting position proposes reclaiming U.S. land previously purchased by the Chinese government or its controlled institutions. This move aims to address concerns over foreign ownership of American soil, particularly when it involves strategic or sensitive locations. Advocates argue that such action is necessary to safeguard national security and maintain sovereignty over critical assets. Critics, however, may highlight legal, diplomatic, and economic challenges, including potential retaliation and impacts on foreign investment.