You can’t, as the president, engage in strikes on a foreign country when there’s no imminent threat, without coming to Congress for authorization.
Ro Khanna: “You can’t, as the president, engage in strikes on a foreign country when there’s no imminent threat, without coming to…”
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Khanna criticizes Trump's military actions without congressional approval.
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This is a human rights violation, but the broader problem also for Americans is that they're making steel, they're making aluminum, they're making textiles, and then they're dumping it into the U.S. market.
What our letter does is it says that we need more of these companies that are using forced Uyghur labor to be designated by the Department of Homeland Security.
This is about fair trade and human rights. Americans aren't concerned about fair competition.
The Uyghurs are being politically persecuted in Xinjiang, China. They are being forced to give up their religion. They're being forced to assimilate into Chinese culture. And many of them are being forced to do labor, to work for low wages…





