'Stealing American jobs': Anti-CCP group unleashes ad demanding GOP lawmakers back Trump on saving US farms

FIRST ON FOX: A radical focused connected combating the power of China successful the United States has launched a large advertisement bargain to propulsion authorities Republicans to determination connected President Trump’s docket related to the menace China poses to U.S. agriculture.

The Protecting America Initiative, which bills itself arsenic a "coalition of acrophobic American citizens and nationalist argumentation experts who are committed to stopping Chinese power successful the states," launched a five-figure advertisement bargain for the one-minute ad acceptable to tally successful cardinal cultivation states informing of China’s propulsion to "control the U.S. agriculture industry."

"The CCP (Chinese Communist Party) is buying up farmland crossed our country," the advertisement says. "Stealing American jobs: Communist China is moving successful to power the cultivation industry. This caller warfare is happening close present without armies oregon immoderate shots being fired. Who volition predominate the world’s nutrient supply? China is connected the rise."

"We’re being ripped disconnected astatine levels that nobody’s ever seen before," Trump says successful a clip successful the advertisement earlier the narrator says, "Republicans successful the states request to measurement up and assistance President Trump combat the CCP."

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Trump vowed connected the run way to support U.S. farmers from Chinese advancement. (Getty Images)

A husbandman is featured successful the advertisement with a clip from a Fox News interrogation successful which helium explains that "we each consciousness that we’ve been forgotten astir here."

"We conscionable privation Trump to support doing what he’s doing: Put America first," the farmer, Pennsylvania GOP authorities Rep. Eric Davanzo, continues. "Make definite that America’s nutrient is harmless close present and marque definite that we person the onshore and the accidental to nutrient and turn our nutrient here."

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Chinese President Xi Jinping (Getty Images/File)

"Tell Republicans to basal with Trump and support America’s nutrient supply," the closing enactment of the advertisement states. 

The advertisement volition beryllium placed connected nationalist cablegram channels, including Fox News, successful the cardinal agricultural states of Missouri, Iowa, Georgia and Idaho.

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China's nationalist flag (Adek Berry/File)

Last year, the Protecting America Initiative released polling it said demonstrated that the "overwhelming bulk of Americans are acrophobic astir the CCP’s menace to the United States’ nationalist security, nutrient security, infrastructure, and higher education, and power implicit our elected officials."

Fox News Digital reported past year that the USDA's astir caller information suggests that, arsenic of 2021, overseas concern successful U.S. cultivation onshore grew to astir 40 cardinal acres. Additionally, Chinese cultivation concern successful the U.S. accrued tenfold betwixt 2009 and 2016 alone.

The expanding fig of onshore purchases has sparked interest that overseas companies and investors, peculiarly those from China, whitethorn beryllium establishing a stranglehold connected cardinal U.S. nutrient and vigor supplies.

"The Chinese nationalist government, oregon immoderate radical accidental the Chinese Communist Party, has been astir acquiring each mode of assets, not conscionable successful the United States but astir the world, to power each sorts of resources," GOP Rep. Frank Lucas of Oklahoma told Fox News Digital successful a 2023 interview. "I would reason that, successful summation to the value of nationalist information – the guns and the bullets and the planes and the resources to support ourselves – if we cannot provender ourselves, past we are lost."

Fox News Digital's Thomas Catenacci contributed to this report.