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Attorney General Pam Bondi ‘has made immigration enforcement the highest priority’ in the Justice Department, District Attorney Shawn Anderson says.

‘America’s student visa system has become a Trojan horse for Beijing,’ the committee chairman warned.

Iran’s IRGC, which controls ‘vast segments’ of the country’s economy and plays a role in the country’s politics, received support from four Chinese nationals.

Beijing intervenes in the sale of the rights to operate the two parts of the Panama Canal, but there’s not much it can do, an expert says.

The defendant ‘threatened, harassed, and attempted to intimidate a U.S. resident and his family,' the FBI said.

The European Parliament earlier banned Huawei representatives from the Legislature’s buildings as a precaution.

“Canada strongly condemns China’s use of the death penalty, which is irreversible and inconsistent with basic human dignity,” Global Affairs Canada said.

‘We should find, prosecute, and sanction any Chinese Communist Party official involved in standing up police stations on U.S. soil,’ Rep. Ashley Hinson said.

The action by Republicans in Michigan’s House of Representatives comes after several years of growing concern about Chinese influence in the state.

The bill, now going to the governor’s desk, aims to ban health insurance coverage for transplant operations and care linked to China.

A Hong Kong-born Australian lawyer has also spoken out after an unknown party made false claims in an attempt to turn the Muslim community on him.

Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carney has announced a C$6 billion (US$4.2 billion) deal with Australia to develop JORN, an Arctic radar system.

Taiwan responded by launching a five-day ‘rapid response’ drill, starting on Monday.

‘The Chinese Communist Party has a long track record of human rights violations stemming from illegal organ harvesting,' Rep. Neal Dunn says.

The committee was concerned that the previous administration had not effectively addressed the cybersecurity threats posed by China-backed hacking groups.

‘We don’t expect the U.S. or anyone else to fight our war. We will fight our own war,’ says Szu-chien Hsu, a senior Taiwanese official.