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Chinas regime is seeking control of American assets, and its intentions look malign.

North Dakotas two senators and the ranking member of the Senate Intelligence Committee have called for a federal committee to examine whether a Chinese companys plans for a corn mill near the Grand Forks Air Force Base is cause for national security concerns.

The China-based food producer Fufeng Group bought 300 acres of land in Grand Forks, North Dakota, just 20 minutes down the road from the Grand Forks Air Force Base

“I still think it's a huge opportunity for North Dakota to have value-added agriculture,” said Gov. Doug Burgum. But Sen. Kevin Cramer believes that "we need a broader decoupling of China."

A trio of U.S. senators is requesting a security review of a farmland purchase by a Chinese agribusiness ...

The project, if completed, would represent an enormous investment in Grand Forks’ economy — if it can withstand all the scrutiny.

The project, if completed, would represent an enormous investment in Grand Forks’ economy — if it can withstand all the scrutiny.

The letter specifically asks for a close federal review of the land purchase made earlier this year in northern Grand Forks that makes way for the company’s arrival — which is still being vetted by City Hall. But Fufeng Group’s ties to China has drawn significant criticism of the deal.

The letter specifically asks for a close federal review of the land purchase made earlier this year in northern Grand Forks that makes way for the company’s arrival — which is still being vetted by City Hall. But Fufeng Group’s ties to China has drawn significant criticism of the deal.

Not all Chinese outreach should be suspect, the bulletin also says; Fufeng USA’s COO notes no Chinese government ownership