Ensuring that U.S. consumers are not unwittingly supporting human rights violations by purchasing goods made wholly or in part using forced labor from the Xinjiang region of China is truly an issue of bipartisan importance.
Thompson highlights the bipartisan concern over U.S. consumer complicity in forced labor.
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