As former President Donald Trump continues to take a bold stance on China, Americans are waking up to a growing concern—foreign ownership of our nation’s farmland. A staggering amount of U.S. agricultural land is now in the hands of Chinese investors, and it poses a critical threat to our national security, food supply chain, and economic sovereignty.

A Wake-Up Call to American Patriots

In recent years, China has quietly bought up hundreds of thousands of acres across the United States. From Texas to North Dakota, American soil is now under foreign control—and not just any foreign nation, but one that has consistently demonstrated hostility toward our economy, our military, and our values.

This issue is no longer just about land; it’s about power, leverage, and the future of America. As Trump pushes back against China on trade, military threats, and tech espionage, it’s time for the American people and our lawmakers to get serious about what’s happening right under our feet.

Why Farmland Matters More Than Ever

U.S. farmland is more than just acreage—it’s our food source, our economy, and our heritage. When China owns pieces of it, they gain influence over food production, water resources, and supply chain logistics. This could allow a hostile power to manipulate prices, create shortages, or even sabotage infrastructure in times of geopolitical tension.

High-Profile Conservatives Are Speaking Out

Senator Josh Hawley recently warned, “China owns too much of America already. It’s time we stop selling out our nation’s future.” Similarly, conservative commentator Tucker Carlson has highlighted the silent takeover in his broadcasts, calling for “immediate federal action to ban foreign adversaries from buying our most precious resource—land.”

Even Republican governors like Ron DeSantis are moving fast. In 2023, Florida passed legislation to restrict foreign land purchases near military bases and key infrastructure. It’s a start—but not enough.

Seizing Land Is Not Radical—It’s Necessary

Some may say that seizing land is too extreme. But when national security is at stake, decisive action is not only warranted, it’s essential. Just as the U.S. froze Russian assets in response to aggression, so too should we reclaim farmland from adversaries who have no business controlling our food supply.

Protecting the Next Generation

This isn’t just about protecting crops. It’s about protecting American jobs, American families, and the sovereignty of our country. Allowing China to control American farmland is like handing them the keys to our future.

We need policies that put America First—not just in words, but in action. That means seizing Chinese-owned land and making it clear that U.S. soil is not for sale to our enemies.