Bipartisan Senators Press Trump Administration on Stalled Taiwan Security Support
One letter questions $1.3 billion in unobligated security funding; another urges immediate congressional notification of a $14 billion arms sale.
Senators from both Republican and Democratic parties are urging the Trump administration to expedite delayed security assistance and arms sales for Taiwan. This comes as Chinese leader Xi Jinping visits Washington, raising concerns about regional security. Letters have been sent questioning the hold-up on specific security support measures and urging formal notification of a significant arms package to Congress.
- Senators are pressing the Trump administration about delayed security assistance and arms sales for Taiwan.
- The push occurs as Chinese leader Xi Jinping visits Washington.
- A letter from Republican senators questions why three forms of Taiwan security support are stalled.
- Another letter urges President Trump to formally notify Congress of a pending $14 billion arms package.
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