New Report Details Alarming Increase in Chinese Spying During Biden Administration

A House subcommittee discloses 224 incidents of Chinese spying since 2000, highlighting escalating threats to American national security.

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An aide to Governor Hochul, Linda Sun, leaves Brooklyn Federal Court after her arraignment at New York. Ms. Sun was charged with acting as an illegal agent of the Chinese government. AP/Corey Sipkin

Communist China has increased its spy game under the Biden Administration, according to a new report released by a House subcommittee in which it’s alleged that it has committed hundreds of acts of espionage against America since 2020.

The House Committee on Homeland Security Subcommittee on Counter-Terrorism, Law Enforcement, and Intelligence says in a “China Threat Snapshot,” released on Thursday that nearly 60 criminal cases can be traced to the Chinese Communist Party, with offenses ranging from bribery to hacking to theft of trade secrets.

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