Get this done.

We need to better understand the problem before we can provide a solution.

It broadens disclosure requirements for land purchases made by foreign entities through the AFIDA process.

I wouldn't say policies, the actions of this Administration are, are to create uncertainty, to make the risk seem larger or unknown to drive investment away.

We have worked for several years to be able to find a way to be able to deal with this foreign ownership of land issue.

It requires review of agricultural real estate purchased by certain foreign entities through the CFIUS process.

There is no waiving of NEPA. There is no short-cutting environmental protections.

We need to better understand the problem before we can provide a solution.

discourages development, keeping lives out of harm's way, protecting fish and wildlife habitat, and reducing wasteful expenditures of taxpayer dollars.

Whatever we do must respect and protect the private property rights of U.S. citizens.

It restricts Federal assistance for foreign-held real estate holdings.

The areas in Arkansas are much like the areas in Oklahoma.

We have worked for several years to be able to find a way to be able to deal with this foreign ownership of land issue.

There is not many things in Congress where there is a lot of consensus, and I think that there is real consensus, both in the House and the Senate, Democrats and Republicans, that we simply need to get this worked out.

It broadens disclosure requirements for land purchases made by foreign entities through the AFIDA process.

I have told folks when we talk about tribal sovereignty, it is not just talk, we want to see action.

It requires review of agricultural real estate purchased by certain foreign entities through the CFIUS process.

There is not many things in Congress where there is a lot of consensus, and I think that there is real consensus, both in the House and the Senate, Democrats and Republicans, that we simply need to get this worked out.