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The "Expel Illegal Chinese Police Act of 2025" aims to remove unauthorized Chinese law enforcement personnel operating within the United States. This federal bill seeks to protect U.S. sovereignty and national security by addressing concerns about foreign government interference and potential human rights abuses on American soil.
This bill proposes to expel individuals identified as operating as unauthorized Chinese police within the United States.
It primarily impacts individuals involved in alleged illegal Chinese police operations and, more broadly, U.S. national security and foreign relations.
Voters should care as it addresses foreign government interference on U.S. soil, potentially impacting civil liberties and national sovereignty.
Primary sponsor
Tom Cotton
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