TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) – A proposal that would ban property sales to people and companies from countries that the U.S. deems a foreign adversary is receiving pushback from members of Toledo’s Asian-American community.
Supporters say the bills are necessary to protect national security.
If enacted, they would prevent immigrants from adversarial countries from buying land within 25 miles of a military installation or critical infrastructure. That includes railroads, electric substations, water treatment facilities, natural gas pipelines, dams, telecommunications or broadband infrastructure, and more, according to one of the bill’s sponsors. U.S. Citizens would be exempt…