This resolution not only condemns the CCP for their brazen violation of international law but also demands the CCP immediately release Mr. Swidan.

I also support H. Res. 90 which condemns the unjust and arbitrary detention of Mark Swidan by the People's Republic of China and demand his immediate release.

I will be working very diligently on that.

I urge each of my colleagues to support this important bill and vote yes on the entire en bloc package which I wholeheartedly support.

There is no place for that in our democracy and in our debate.

This bipartisan legislation is both timely and necessary.

I oppose this amendment because it creates an unnecessary carve out for a sanctioned company.

I oppose this amendment.

The PRC should not be preferenced as a developing country when the reality is it is now an upper income developed nation which has directed resources outward as well as militarily in order to threaten the global order.

We will allocate and spend money to help the people in China who China will not help, but in return we will also continue to give hundreds of billions of dollars in trade to China while they sponsor countries like Iran.

So what would you call then the Nation who actually helps to support and fund in a proxy utilization--what would that country then be? Would that not also be a State sponsor of terrorism?

We must strengthen Taiwan's defenses through weapons and training.