The Biden administration is expanding the Treasury committee's ability to control foreign land purchases near U.S. bases, particularly focusing on Chinese companies. The new rule utilizes a 2018 law to protect nearly 60 military installations from potential threats.
Key Points
Expanding the Treasury's Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States' authority
Focusing on real estate transactions and asset transfers involving foreign actors
Protecting nearly 60 military installations from external threats
Pros
Protecting national security by scrutinizing foreign investments near military installations
Addressing concerns over Chinese influence on U.S. soil