FBI head Kash Patel prioritizing eradicating Chinese influence on US soil

The FBI director Cash Patel is dealing with China’s impact on US agricultural lands face to face, as a source of concern for food and national security.

Batl’s early focus on the Chinese influence on American lands-especially agricultural lands near sensitive sites-a broader batch by the Trump administration to counter the presence of the Chinese Communist Party on the American soil. This effort has gained a traction between Republican lawmakers and conservative allies, who say that the ownership of CCP lands poses a direct threat to national security and critical infrastructure.

“The FBI director, Cash Pateel, which resulted in the eradication of CCP intervention and its infiltration in the United States is uncompromising priority.”

“With his unparalleled experience in combating terrorism and intelligence, Patel has a deep understanding of the serious threats our nation faces,” Knight said. “His firm experience and determination makes him uniquely equipped to lead the office to crush CCP and protect US national security.”

The borders of the United States and Canada, which is announced by China by China, Russia, says Pattel: “Adaptation of the enemy.”

Patel recently told legislators that the “effective decision” of the southern border crisis had pushed opponents like China, Russia and Iran to convert their focus to the northern American border.

With the administration intensifying its second -term focus on China, President Donald Trump was asked on the first air force on Thursday about what the White House is doing about China’s agricultural lands.

Trump said he was “looking at it all the time,” adding that he has “a good relationship with China and with the president.

“I have a lot of respect for President Xi,” Trump said.

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Trump confirmed that the Chinese -owned agricultural land was “an issue for years.”

On FOX News in February, the presidential envoy to Special Missions Rick Greenil echoed an increasing concern on the right on the agricultural lands owned by China, describing it as part of a “silent seizure”.

As the administration escalated its second -term focus on China, President Donald Trump was asked on the first air force on Thursday how the White House addresses the agricultural lands owned by China. (Roy Liu/Bloomberg via Getti Imas)

“While the conservative lawmakers and governors across the country are taking measures to prevent hostilities from buying American agricultural lands, we must realize that there is a much wider issue in playing here – China’s goal is not limited to land ownership,” Greenil wrote.

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Capitol Hill legislators began taking action. In early March, senator Mike Rlonds, Rurawi, presented the Senate Pass Law, which will prevent entities from “covered countries” – including China – from buying agricultural lands near military bases or other sensitive sites.

The legislation, which also enjoys democratic support, will allow the Ministry of Agriculture to submit issues to the Foreign Investment Committee in the United States to review if the suspected administration is concerned with national security.

Patel confirmed the elimination of China’s influence on the American soil as a top priority for him as he heads the agency. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

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Likewise, Republican Senators in January also announced a law or an acre, led by SNS. Tom Cotton from Arkansas, Kevin Kramer from North Dakota and Katie Brett from Alabama.

The legislation will require the sale of land or “affected” lands of the Chinese Communist Party, which is the risk of national security.

Morgan Phillips of Fox News Digiki and Michael Lee contributed to this report.