Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders will be appealing a recent ruling by a federal judge that prevented the state from enforcing an anti-foreign influence law. The legislation prohibits businesses owned by foreign parties like nationals from China from owning crypto mines in Arkansas.
“I was proud to be the first governor in the country to kick a communist Chinese-owned company off our farmland and out of our state, and we won’t let one court ruling stop my administration from being the toughest on China in the entire country,” said Sanders.
“I plan to work with Attorney General [Tim] Griffin to appeal this ruling, stand with President [Donald] Trump as he fights back against our foreign adversaries, and continue our work to get Chinese influence out of Arkansas,” the governor explained.
With the continued prevalence of foreign influence on American…
