Madam Speaker, there is broad, bipartisan consensus as we heard today in this body that the U.S. must, once again, apply pressure and use leverage to hold China accountable for its human rights abuses, persecution of minorities, journalists, and Hong Kongers, and force it to release those whom they have been wrongfully imprisoned. This week is an opportunity for President Trump to press President Xi on these issues during their summit. This resolution calls on President Trump to make central in his negotiations the release of Pastor Jin; Pastor Gao Quanfu, and his wife, Pang Yu; Dr. Gulshan Abbas; and Jimmy Lei. Madam Speaker, I encourage all of my colleagues to join me in supporting H. Res. 1259, and I yield back the balance of my time.
Johnny Olszewski: “Madam Speaker, there is broad, bipartisan consensus as we heard today in this body that the U.S. must, once again, apply…”
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Addressing the need for U.S. action on China's human rights abuses during a floor speech.
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