China Slams US Interrogations, Deportations of Chinese Company Staff
According to official statements, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said that American law enforcement agencies have repeatedly subjected employees of Chinese firms to excessive scrutiny when entering the United States. “Prolonged and unjustified interrogations, detentions, and deportations upon entry into the US,” he said, have become a recurring problem.
The spokesperson added that “Their enforcement methods have been rough and coercive, seriously infringing upon the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens and gravely undermining the normal atmosphere of business exchanges, cooperation, and people-to-people interactions between the two countries.”
As stated by Chinese officials, the situation directly contradicts understandings reached by the leaders of both countries during a meeting held in South Korea last year, particularly commitments related to expanding economic and trade cooperation.
“China expresses strong dissatisfaction with and firm opposition to this,” the spokesperson said.
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