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Campaign Launches to Combat Illegal Chinese Vapes in Schools

2/4/2026

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Moms for America Action launched a campaign to educate parents about illegal Chinese-made vapes, inspired by the Trump administration crackdown.
Emily Stack, director of Moms for America Action, says illegal vapes are prevalent in schools and neighborhoods.
The campaign advocates stricter enforcement and accountability for manufacturers.
Stack notes that over 80% of vapes sold in the United States are illicit.
The effort aims to remove these products to protect children.

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Moms for America Action launched a campaign to educate parents about illegal Chinese-made vapes, inspired by the Trump administration crackdown.
Emily Stack, director of Moms for America Action, says illegal vapes are prevalent in schools and neighborhoods.
The campaign advocates stricter enforcement and accountability for manufacturers.
Stack notes that over 80% of vapes sold in the United States are illicit.
The effort aims to remove these products to protect children.