Trump's plans to prevent Chinese ownership of American farmland and key industries if elected

During recent campaign events, Trump emphasized the need for the United States to maintain control over its land and economy, arguing that allowing foreign entities, particularly from China, to acquire American farmland poses a significant national security risk. He highlighted the growing trend of Chinese companies purchasing land near military installations and vowed to introduce measures that would block such acquisitions. Trump’s approach includes advocating for tariffs on companies that move manufacturing operations abroad, as he did with John Deere, and promoting energy production as a means to lower costs for American farmers. This strategy aims to appeal to working-class voters who are concerned about the impact of globalization and foreign investments on their livelihoods.