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Congress Demands Overdue Chinese Auto Labor Report, Cites Job Threat

6/4/2026

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Rep. Ro Khanna, Rep. Shontel Brown, Rep. Scott Perry and Rep. Mike Kelly wrote to Attorney General Todd Blanche demanding the overdue report on Chinese auto-industry labor practices.
Congress required the report in appropriations bill President Donald Trump signed in January.
The lawmakers warned that Chinese companies tied to the Chinese Communist Party are expanding in U.S. communities despite forced-labor reports, endangering the U.S. auto supplier base and threatening American jobs.

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Rep. Ro Khanna, Rep. Shontel Brown, Rep. Scott Perry and Rep. Mike Kelly wrote to Attorney General Todd Blanche demanding the overdue report on Chinese auto-industry labor practices.
Congress required the report in appropriations bill President Donald Trump signed in January.
The lawmakers warned that Chinese companies tied to the Chinese Communist Party are expanding in U.S. communities despite forced-labor reports, endangering the U.S. auto supplier base and threatening American jobs.