First on Fox: China can face it If a new target bill is passed, it will suppress its impact in the United States in multiple ways.
R-Okla Senator James Lankford led three bills aimed at curbing China’s influence. These measures are specifically directed to China’s acquisition of U.S. farmland, its predatory investments and its links to U.S. educational institutions.
“China continues to buy American farms, steal our patents and expand the view of its authoritarian world,” Rankford told Fox News digital numbers. “The United States will show the world our values and maintain our economic and military power to ensure the best opportunity for freedom worldwide. In China, no one should doubt the United States’ determination and commitment to freedom.”
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If the bill passes, China’s influence can be curbed. (Adek Berry)
Opposition and malicious partnerships in the University and School Act (campus) will prohibit joint research between American universities and Chinese universities related to their military and ban federal funding, and enter schools that cooperate with entities related to them.
The next bill, called the Belt and Road Supervision Act, is intended to monitor China’s predatory loan practices and respond to any economic coercion. The measure will establish officials in all embassies around the world who will be responsible for tracking their investments in critical infrastructure.
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Lankford led three bills. (Nick Oxford/AFP via Getty Image)
The third bill would oversee any U.S. agricultural land that could pose a national security threat. The measure named the International Land Ownership Act (Soil) Act (Soil) Act (Soil) Act specifically prohibits federal aid for certain real estate holdings, which are owned by foreign entities and expands disclosure requirements for any such entity to make land purchases.
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One of the bills would examine foreign shares in U.S. farmland. (Educational Images/Universal Image Group By Getty Images)
The bill against China’s influence was recently held in the country Nuclear negotiations with Russia and Iran In Beijing.
Before the meeting began, a spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry said the discussion would be about “development related to the nuclear issue and the lifting of sanctions.”
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Iran met with China and Russia. (AP Photo/Florian Schroetter, File)
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The meeting is President Trump downplays Earlier this week. He suggested that our opponents might be talking about “relegation.”
“Well, maybe they’ll talk about non-nuclear issues. Maybe they’ll talk about the downgrade of nuclear weapons,” Trump said in the Oval Office.
