Biden-Harris admin opposes ban on Chinese Communist Party officials buying US land

The Biden-Harris administration has come out against a bill that would ban Chinese Communist Party officials from buying up land in the United States if they are attempting to violate the autonomy of Hong Kong, increase aggression towards Taiwan, or contribute to human rights violations toward groups in China such as Uyghur Muslims.

According to a press release from the Biden-Harris White House, the "administration opposes H.R. 3334, [or] the 'STOP CCP Act,' which would impose mandatory sanctions and visa restrictions on members of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party" who have sought the aforementioned actions regarding Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the Uyghur Muslim population in China.

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