Organized crime has taken over middle America. Our team went on the ground to find out exactly how the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is propping up the trade of human trafficking and drugs to destabilize the nation.

Several years ago Oklahomo legalized marijuana. It is now the weed capital of the United States, possibly even the world. But despite hopes that this would destroy the black market, the exact opposite happened. And since 2021, agents have shut down more than 1,000 illegal marijuana farms. It currently has over double the amount of dispensaries in California, with over 2,300 storefronts.

But there is one group that has taken advantage of Oklahoma’s cheap land and lax standards: Chinese nationals. In Oklahoma, nearly 3,000 weed farms have been flagged for being suspected of illegal activities, with 75 percent of them being linked to China.

The farms often do illegal things like stealing water and massive amounts of electricity. Which is bad enough. But none that compares to the fact that we have things like quadruple murders.

A significant number of illegal border crossings at the Southern Border are also coming from China.

“This is why an open borders policy is not compassionate. It’s the opposite of compassion. These people are not dreamers just trying to strive for a better life,” Crowder said. “A lot of these Chinese migrants arrive here in the United States with extensive debt, either owed to smugglers here or back in China, and it makes them the perfect target for these organized crime leaders on the grow farms.”

There are 50 million slaves right now on earth being forced into labor.

Bill Jones, the California Department of Cannabis Control Chief, said in a March article that these organizations go through great efforts to protect their identity, as you will never see heads of the Mexican or Chinese cartels buying land.

Steve Robinson, a journalist with The Maine Wire, has identified “more than 100 properties that are part of a sprawling network of Chinese-owned sites operating as unlicensed, illicit cannabis growing operations in rural Maine.”

The same bank that lent money to illegal growers in Maine also lent to borrowers in Oklahoma. Ying-Chan Weng, along with Steven Ho, signed off on a majority of the loans in Maine, and nearly all of Quontic’s Oklahoma mortgages with Chinese names were signed off by Weng or Ho, with Weng appearing on most of them.

“Is Weng a CCP spy? We can't make that claim. But we can say, according to one official statement, she's on the radar of Oklahoma authorities,” Crowder said.

Quontic Bank also wrote the mortgage for an Edmond, Oklahoma property purchased by Yiyao Fu, who also has a property in Flushing Queens, the Hub of China's United States drug Network. Fu is also the owner of Mamama Consult LLC in Oklahoma City. Mamama helps Chinese nationals obtain marijuana grow licenses, by helping them circumvent industry standards, including the requirement that 75% of the farms must be owned by an Oklahoma resident.

On at least one occasion, Mamama Consult worked with Oklahoma's "most notorious weed magnet, Matt Stacy, to set up an illicit marijuana farm that is now under seizure order by the state of Oklahoma," Crowder said.

The CCP monitors everything about what goes on with Chinese nationals in America.

"We all know that China's been buying up farmland across the United States," Crowder said. "It's just one tool that Beijing is using to enrich itself and undermine the United States."