I agree with Minority Leader Pelosi and I think the answer is in the IG report.
Frank Wolf
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Frank Wolf is a former Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Virginia's 10th congressional district from 1981 to 2015. During his tenure, he was known for his work on issues related to transportation, education, and human rights. Wolf served on several committees, including the Appropriations Committee, where he played a significant role in shaping federal funding priorities. He was also a strong advocate for religious freedom and international human rights, often focusing on persecuted minorities around the world.
FARA should be bolstered to ensure that Chinese-funded public opinion and advocacy efforts in the United States are being appropriately monitored and reported.
We can commit anew to using all the economic, diplomatic, and security tools at our disposal.
Mr. Wolf, at considerable risk to himself and to others, visited prisoners over and over again.
I would like to begin by thanking Chairman Rubio, Chairman Smith and the Members of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China for convening this important hearing on the consequences of the accession of China to the World Trade…
We both vigorously opposed granting permanent normal trade relations [PNTR], then MFN, absent pre-conditions.
we request the immediate release of Sandy Phan-Gillis by the government of the People's Republic of China.
I want to thank and recognize Minority Leader Pelosi, whom I'm pleased to join here today for her longstanding support for Chinese dissidents.
We both vigorously opposed granting China Permanent Normal Trade Relations, absent preconditions.
nothing is more important than--one of the most important things we can do then is to make sure that the names of the prisoners are always given to them in meetings, that we talk about it on the floor of the House and in public statements…
President Reagan said, 'Tear down that wall. . .' President Reagan called them 'the evil empire. . .'
If our country is serious about protecting workers, and I don't mean that in a protectionist way, I mean just in a fair way, the Commerce Department should do as you suggest.
not to advocate for the persecuted in China, the persecuted in--the Yazidi girls who have been taken hostage in Raca, not to advocate for Asa Bebe, the Christian Catholic woman who's been in jail for six years under a death sentence in…
The American people and the U.S. Government should be more outraged by these actions.
During the past year the [Chinese] Government increased its targeting of human rights lawyers and dissidents...
I also want to recognize the Democratic Leader, Nancy Pelosi, who I am pleased to join here today, for her long-standing support for Chinese dissidents and the people of Tibet and for her leadership during the annual debate surrounding…
Many of these individuals came under government suspicion precisely because they chose to represent politically undesirable religious groups...
I fully understand the important role of the Commission in informing United States decision makers.





