Mike McCaul

I strongly support the underlying bill introduced by Representative Kim and I thank her for her leadership.

He ought to be at The Hague for crimes against humanity and for genocide being prosecuted, not being feted the way he was.

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

The time to act is now.

This bill pushes for a conversation and resolution to the decades-long illegal occupation of Tibet by the Chinese Communist Party.

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 bill authorizes the State Department to take actions to counter Chinese Communist propaganda directed against Tibet.

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.

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

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

Thank God, the Dalai Lama said that the new Dalai Lama, it will be reborn, will not be born in China.

The CCP has a long and violent record of oppression against the people of Tibet.

We welcome you and we are so glad that we have come to this great day where this committee will pass and move out of this committee this Tibetan resolution that will get to the House floor, pass, and I predict will pass the Senate and be…

This is an economic competition with the PRC and the CPP which means we have an advantage.

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.

This bill has tremendous support on both sides of the aisle, but also from the most conservative groups.

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

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

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

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

We want Americans on the boards of Chinese companies spreading Western standards and complying with U.S. laws.

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

It is a misconception that U.S. investors solely are fueling China's economic growth.

My legislation would impose full blocking sanctions on any defense-sector entity in China including Chinese military and industrial complex companies such as Huawei, Hikvision, SMIC, and Sense Time.

The time now calls for bold, new ideas instead of old, failed approaches.