Senate Eying Bill To Block Chinese Biotech Companies, Accused of Aiding CCP’s Military, From Operating in America

Taxpayer dollars should no longer be funding ‘this urgent risk, which grows each day that these companies are permitted to continue aggressively expanding in the U.S. biotech market,’ Senator Hagerty tells the Sun.

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Staff members work in an inflatable COVID-19 testing lab provided by Chinese biotech company BGI Genomics, a subsidiary of BGI Group, at Beijing. Chen Zhonghao/Xinhua via AP
M.J. KOCH
M.J. KOCH

Federal agencies could soon be blocked from contracting with Chinese biotech companies accused of granting the Chinese Communist Party access to the medical data of tens of millions of Americans.

The Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs will hold a hearing on Wednesday on a bill to effectively ban Chinese biotechnology giants from operating in America. The bipartisan legislation would also prohibit Washington from opening contracts with companies that use their equipment or services.

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