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Earl Blumenauer

Forced labor cannot be tolerated and Congress must further address human rights abuses in Xinjiang. Our trade subcommittee will continue to act aggressively to remove these heinous practices from global supply chains. American consumers won't be complicit in modern-day slavery.

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The Biden administration will announce a ban on imports of solar materials from a major Chinese firm accused of using forced labor in the Xinjiang province politico.com/news/2021/06/2

2:17 PM · Jun 24, 2021

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While I agree, shouldn't we address our own slave labor industries (prisons) before condemning others for doing the same?

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