Congress, Fresh Off Its August Recess, Tees Up a ‘China Week’ To Spotlight Chinese Communist Party

The House Rules Committee will meet to consider five bills that would restrict the CCP and its influences.

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President Xi, center left, and Vietnam's Communist Party general secretary, Nguyen Phu Trong, center right, at Hanoi, December 12, 2023. Nhac Nguyen/Pool via AP

After returning from their six-week vacation on Monday, members of Congress will put a new spotlight on the Chinese Communist Party with more than two dozen pieces of legislation aimed at curbing the party’s influence here in America. Republicans hope some of the measures will get bipartisan support before an ugly spending fight. 

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