North Dakota was a leader in limiting China land purchases and sees no reason to stop

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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — It's been three years since a Chinese company's plan to develop a swath of farmland near a North Dakota Air Force base prompted local security concerns and led to a rush of legislation across the country, but calls for restrictions keep coming. If anything, the demand by state legislators and Congress to get tough on China has only grown, even as some say the restrictions they support are more about politics than national security. As Republican North Dakota U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer put it, the dispute “sounded the alarm” about Chinese investment in the U.S. Regardless...