Chinese Corn Mill Project in North Dakota Struck Down by Grand Forks Over National Security Concerns
A city council in North Dakota voted unanimously on Monday to block a Chinese company’s proposed corn mill after the U.S. Air Force raised national security concerns over its proximity to a military base.The public in attendance cheered and chanted “USA!” when the Grand Forks City Council voted unanimously 5–0 to terminate the proposal by Fufeng Group, a large Chinese agribusiness with strong ties to the Chinese Communist Party.
The proposed mill was intended to be built on 300 acres of land owned by Fufeng Group, which is only 12 miles from a military base that houses top-secret drone technology.
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There should be a law protecting property in the United States disallowing any adversarial country from purchasing or leasing.
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should be no one thats not a citzen cant buy proprty in this country.bet if it was checked more non citizens own property in this country than do citzens
Americans can buy property in foreign countries.
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