Protect America's Lands Act Defends National Interests Firmly
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**Legislation Introduction: A Bold Strike Against Federal Overreach and Foreign Control of American Land**
In a decisive move to protect American interests, Republican Congressman Mark Green of Tennessee has unveiled the Protect America's Lands Act.
This bill directly targets the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) push to allow the creation of Natural Asset Companies (NACs), which have garnered concern for potentially opening the floodgates to foreign adversaries seeking control over American lands.
Green expressed strong opposition to the idea of NACs, underscoring the risk they pose to both national security and local economies reliant on agricultural productivity.
“We cannot allow our most vital resources to be managed by entities that do not prioritize American interests,” stated Green. “The creation of NACs would be a terrible deal for Americans.”
Support for this bold legislation is substantial, with multiple Republican representatives co-sponsoring the bill, including Texas's Randy Weber and Wyoming's Harriet Hageman.
In light of recent events, such as the New York Stock Exchange's withdrawal of its NAC proposal after outcry from local leaders, Green's legislation is timely.
Concerns have risen about the growing influence of foreign investments in U.S. farmland, particularly near sensitive military installations. A recent report highlighted that foreign entities held interests in over 43.4 million acres of agricultural land, a situation that presents a glaring vulnerability.
Green's initiative emerges against the backdrop of the Biden administration's expansive eco-agenda that many have criticized for its detrimental impact on both land stewardship and economic freedom.
Several lawmakers, including Arkansas's Bruce Westerman, hailed the SEC’s retreat as a victory for local communities and called for legislative action to further safeguard Americans’ rights to their land.
Hageman articulated the stakes in an op-ed where she emphasized that America should not sacrifice its resources to appease extreme environmentalist agendas.
As President Donald Trump continues to push back against Biden-era policies, initiatives like the Protect America’s Lands Act illustrate the Republican commitment to defending American sovereignty and prioritizing the needs of American communities.
“This legislation represents a crucial step in ensuring that American resources benefit Americans and remain in American hands for generations to come,” Green concluded.
As Congress prepares to deliberate on this important legislation, it’s clear that safeguarding American land from overreach and foreign exploitation resonates deeply with the values of the conservative movement. The stakes are high, and the support for this bill signals a united front among Republicans to protect what is rightfully ours.
Sources:
dailycaller.com
rumble.com
scitechdaily.com
In a decisive move to protect American interests, Republican Congressman Mark Green of Tennessee has unveiled the Protect America's Lands Act.
This bill directly targets the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) push to allow the creation of Natural Asset Companies (NACs), which have garnered concern for potentially opening the floodgates to foreign adversaries seeking control over American lands.
Green expressed strong opposition to the idea of NACs, underscoring the risk they pose to both national security and local economies reliant on agricultural productivity.
“We cannot allow our most vital resources to be managed by entities that do not prioritize American interests,” stated Green. “The creation of NACs would be a terrible deal for Americans.”
Support for this bold legislation is substantial, with multiple Republican representatives co-sponsoring the bill, including Texas's Randy Weber and Wyoming's Harriet Hageman.
In light of recent events, such as the New York Stock Exchange's withdrawal of its NAC proposal after outcry from local leaders, Green's legislation is timely.
Concerns have risen about the growing influence of foreign investments in U.S. farmland, particularly near sensitive military installations. A recent report highlighted that foreign entities held interests in over 43.4 million acres of agricultural land, a situation that presents a glaring vulnerability.
Green's initiative emerges against the backdrop of the Biden administration's expansive eco-agenda that many have criticized for its detrimental impact on both land stewardship and economic freedom.
Several lawmakers, including Arkansas's Bruce Westerman, hailed the SEC’s retreat as a victory for local communities and called for legislative action to further safeguard Americans’ rights to their land.
Hageman articulated the stakes in an op-ed where she emphasized that America should not sacrifice its resources to appease extreme environmentalist agendas.
As President Donald Trump continues to push back against Biden-era policies, initiatives like the Protect America’s Lands Act illustrate the Republican commitment to defending American sovereignty and prioritizing the needs of American communities.
“This legislation represents a crucial step in ensuring that American resources benefit Americans and remain in American hands for generations to come,” Green concluded.
As Congress prepares to deliberate on this important legislation, it’s clear that safeguarding American land from overreach and foreign exploitation resonates deeply with the values of the conservative movement. The stakes are high, and the support for this bill signals a united front among Republicans to protect what is rightfully ours.
Sources:
dailycaller.com
rumble.com
scitechdaily.com
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