Vice President J.D. Vance is making it clear: the U.S. should reclaim every inch of land owned by Chinese-linked entities.
His message is simple — “We should not leave them one blade of grass.”
Vance says foreign control over American farmland and property near military sites is a direct national security threat. His stance aligns with new legislation aiming to block Chinese companies from buying U.S. agricultural land and other sensitive real estate.
Supporters argue this is long overdue to protect America’s food supply and national security.
Critics warn the rhetoric could go too far and risk fueling xenophobia or driving away foreign investment.
But one thing is certain:
The debate over foreign ownership of U.S. land is heating up fast — and Vance just put it front and center.
