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American lawmakers are taking bold action to protect national security from Chinese espionage. Senator Ashley Moody and Congressman Riley Moore introduced the Stop CCP VISAs Act to block Chinese students from getting U.S. visas. They argue Communist China forces its citizens to spy on America through mandatory national security laws.
The bill bans all Chinese nationals from receiving student visas for American colleges. This targets F, J, and M visas often used for technology and military-related studies. Recent cases show Chinese students stealing sensitive research on drones, AI, and hypersonic weapons. Experts say Beijing uses academic programs as cover to plunder U.S. innovation.
Senator Moody blasted past U.S. leaders for letting China exploit American openness. “We trusted they’d embrace freedom, but the CCP weaponized our universities,” she stated. For years, China’s spies posed as students while vacuuming up taxpayer-funded research. Their thefts gave China critical military advances without doing the hard work themselves.
China’s 2017 law legally requires all citizens to spy for the Communist Party overseas. Students who refuse face prison time or threats against family members. U.S. intelligence reports prove Chinese students mapped military bases and hacked lab computers. One researcher was caught smuggling vials of biological samples to Beijing.
The Stop CCP VISAs Act recognizes academia as the new battlefield. While previous administrations looked the other way, this legislation slams the door on intellectual property thieves. Universities relying on Chinese tuition dollars oppose the bill, but patriots put national security first.
Weak vetting systems allowed over 300,000 Chinese students to enter America last year alone. Many study STEM fields with direct military applications. These aren’t innocent exchange programs—they’re CCP infiltration operations wearing college hoodies.
Some globalist critics call the bill discriminatory, but patriots know better. When a foreign government mandates spying, blanket bans become necessary. You don’t debate with burglars picking your locks—you change the locks.
This decisive legislation honors the sacrifices of U.S. service members and innovators. By cutting off China’s legalized theft ring, America protects its secrets and takes back control. The era of letting enemies raid our universities ends now.
