The ``Not One More Inch or Acre Act'' would bar any citizen of China, or any entity subject to Chinese jurisdiction, from purchasing real property in the United States.
Tom Cotton: “The ``Not One More Inch or Acre Act'' would bar any citizen of China, or any entity subject to Chinese jurisdiction…”
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Tom Cotton's bill aims to restrict Chinese property purchases in the U.S.
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