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U.S. Lawmakers Propose STOP CCP VISAs Act, Screen Investments, and Secure Semiconductor Supply Chain to Counter China

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Updated May 17, 2025, 12:29 AM

U.S. lawmakers are advancing measures aimed at countering China's technological and security threats. Proposals include legislation to screen outbound U.S. investments in Chinese technology firms and efforts to remove Chinese components from critical American infrastructure.

Senator Ashley Moody introduced the STOP CCP VISAs Act to prevent espionage by restricting Chinese nationals' access to the U.S. Representatives have emphasized the need to prevent American universities from aiding the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in undermining national security. Additionally, there is a focus on securing the U.S. semiconductor supply chain and protecting U.S. technologies and intellectual property from exploitation by the CCP. Education committees are holding schools accountable for promoting adversarial interests linked to China.

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House Committee on Education & Workforce

@EdWorkforceCmte

American schools shouldn’t promote the interests of our adversaries like the Chinese Communist Party. Full stop. That’s why we’re holding schools accountable when they do.

Rep. Rick Crawford

@RepRickCrawford

The U.S. must leverage all tools in our toolbox to secure the U.S. semiconductor supply chain and restrict the CCP’s exploitation of U.S. technologies and intellectual property. The CCP does not play by the rules and will stop at no end in its mission for global dominance. We