There should be no partisanship to this issue. It should be American.

During a month when the atheist communist party claims that the Dalai Lama cannot recognize a successor without their approval, this bill is timely.

This is a patriotic dedication to getting at a problem that we need to get at.

I find it troubling that the United States does not currently restrict American investment dollars into sectors that support these activities.

I was astounded to learn that these offices were still in existence in the United States and they are a mouth--a propaganda piece for the CCP.

Make no mistake, the Chinese Communist Party is preparing to fight a war over Taiwan.

This is a simple amendment that will put even more pressure on the CCP, again, by naming these individual cases and putting a spotlight in their wrongful detention, especially those who are family members of U.S. citizens.

We are facing a generational threat from the Chinese Communist Party.

Its navy is illegally claiming the South China Sea and ramming the shipping vessels of our allies.

Tibetans are a democracy-loving people who wish to practice their own religion, freely, and have their own wishes and desires acknowledged.

I stand ready to support strong and effective action that strengthens U.S. competitive edge against China.

Show no mercy to the Uyghurs. Kill them, coopt them, force them into labor camps, but show no mercy.

I encourage all my colleagues to push back against the crackdown of religious and ethnic minorities like the Tibetan people and vote in favor of this bill.

The United States has never accepted that 'Tibet was part of China since ancient times' as the CCP falsely claims.

We have a responsibility not only as members of this committee, but as Americans to protect the American people from investments that go straight into the Chinese military apparatus.

We are blocking all national security-related investments in China.

Untailored, broad prohibitions would have the unintended consequence of limiting Americans' control influence and intelligence gathering in Chinese technology companies.

It does not create a bureaucracy. It does not create a CFIUS structure.