Do you support Arkansas’ move to force Chinese companies to give up their land?

In a groundbreaking move, the state of Arkansas coerces Syngenta Seeds, a company owned by the Chinese Communist Party, to forfeit its land in the state. This order comes as part of a state law prohibiting foreign parties from owning agricultural land. In addition to losing its land, Syngenta is slapped with a staggering $280,000 fine due to its failure to disclose ownership details in a timely manner. As the tension escalates, the question of national security is raised, with concerns voiced about foreign countries, notably China, aiming at our agricultural and technological sectors. Syngenta, backed by ChemChina, a company recognized by the Department of Defense as posing a significant threat to American national security, now stirs the pot of international relations.