Dubai-backed developers had big plans for thousands of acres in rural Kaufman County, Texas.
The project was pitched as a sustainable city capable of housing up to 20,000 foreign nationals.
Texas AG Ken Paxton launched an investigation into the foreign-linked proposal.
The developers have now confirmed they are walking away from the Kaufman site.
Paxton stated he is glad they ceased operations and that his office will continue to end any illegal schemes that try to subvert the Constitution.
This is what happens when a state actually enforces its laws and protects local resources instead of rolling out the welcome mat for foreign influence.
One set of rules for everyone. No special carve-outs.
Other states paying attention yet?

She started performing at eleven years old, for a three-dollar prize and the sound of an audience laughing for the first time.
Vaudeville stages. Radio shows. Bob Hope's USO tours made soldiers laugh thousands of miles from home. Decade after decade, Irene Ryan did the work and moved on to the next job.
Then, quietly, the work stopped finding her.
By the early 1960s, the calls had slowed to almost nothing. She was still sharp. Still ready. Hollywood just wasn't looking her way anymore.
A new CBS comedy was casting a feisty backwoods grandmother. The producers had already settled on another actress for the part. Irene asked for an audition anyway.
She walked in with her hair pinned into a bun and something close to defiance in her voice. By the time she finished reading, the room had changed its mind. "That's Granny," the producers said. They never looked back.
The Beverly Hillbillies ran for nine seasons and became the most-watched show in America. Granny — sharp-tongued, fiercely loyal, ...