Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit, Democrats Call for Tighter China Chip Controls
Democratic Sen. Elissa Slotkin said allowing China to build and sell cars in the United States would be the ‘beginning of the end’ of U.S. manufacturing.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Senator Elissa Slotkin have called on President Trump to adopt a more stringent approach towards China. They specifically recommended preventing Chinese access to advanced U.S. artificial intelligence chips and related manufacturing technology. Slotkin also urged Trump to bar Chinese cars from the U.S. market and address concerns about Chinese companies aiding Iran in targeting U.S. service members.
- Democrats urge President Trump to take a tougher stance on China.
- Call for blocking Chinese access to advanced U.S. AI chips and chip-making equipment.
- Advocate for keeping Chinese cars out of the United States.
- Raise concerns about Chinese companies sharing information that aided Iran in targeting U.S. service members.
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