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Two U.S. lawmakers, Elissa Slotkin and Blake Moore, are planning to introduce legislation to significantly expand government foreign investment reviews of real estate purchases by buyers from China and other foreign countries posing national security concerns. The proposed legislation aims to enhance the authority of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US over foreign real estate acquisitions, particularly focusing on Chinese land acquisitions in America. This move comes amidst growing concerns about the threats China poses to American agriculture, with Republicans spearheading oversight hearings on the issue and launching investigations into China's 'political warfare' infiltrating various U.S. sectors.
🚨China is waging war against the U.S. by targeting, influencing, & infiltrating economic sectors & communities in America. Today, I launched a government-wide investigation to ensure the federal government is taking action to protect Americans from the CCP’s political warfare. https://t.co/u9tyDMMFVZ
The House Ag Committee will hold a hearing next week on the threat China poses to American agriculture. The first bill I introduced in the 118th Congress was to ban our foreign adversaries from owning US farmland. We must protect American farmland because no farms means no food! https://t.co/boYo5ZXKKD
GOP launch massive investigation into China's 'political warfare' https://t.co/XS316SpLBo https://t.co/4rbK9jAWTW