Braun, Young join effort to protect farmland from foreign adversaries

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2 thoughts on “Braun, Young join effort to protect farmland from foreign adversaries

  1. What’s the difference between “additional federal oversight” and “strictly forbids”? Our national security…that’s the difference. This bill is weak and ineffective at protecting our country. Nothing short of a full ban on adversaries owning land in our country will protect us.

    And the Indiana bill that was passed last year still allows adversaries to own 49% of the land in Indiana. Although what you will read in the media never discloses that fine point. Again, anything less than a full ban is still holding the door open for our adversaries.

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