White House and we'll be looking at multiple different authorities within the federal government

to begin to claw that back. So that's what I'll say about that. Again, I think I answered

the second question where we are on farm labor a little bit earlier. But what I will say is

that Lori Chavez-Durimer is our Secretary of Labor. And the H-2A visa program, all of the programs that anewer to moving in seasonal ag workers are under Secretary Chavez-Durimer. She has been working around the clock with her team. I think we'll probably hear a little bit more about this today, and the conversations will continue. But I can't underscore enough. There will be no amnesty.

The mass deportations continue, but in a strategic way,

and we move the workforce towards automation and 100% American participation,

which again with 34 million people, able-bodied adults on Medicaid,

we should be able to do that fairly quickly.

Thank you. One more question.

Hi, thanks for doing this. Kate Godell with the Washington Post.

I'm wondering if you can perhaps spell out some of the specific threats that we're seeing with Chinese farmland at the moment.

I also want to ask about the legislative efforts and what form the executive action might take and whether you have a timeline.

Well, first on American Farmland, I'd love for Peter to add to this, and if anyone else would like to as well,

when you look at the chart, which is behind, by the way,

our new deputy secretary Stephen Vaden started yesterday from the great state of Tennessee,

Governor Lee. You can see on this chart the hundreds of thousands, and by the way,

this is just China

owned this is not other countries of concern owned such of North Korea Russia

Iran and others you can see that a lot of those the red blocks are actual military

bases and ultimately when we're talking about national security that is I think the number one concern

certainly of this administration is what's happening there as we're looking at the threats that this country is facing.

But specifically through agriculture is really, really important.

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