Washington: Administration has rejected the visas of thousands of Chinese students, taking another tough step against China. Students whose visas have been cancelled are graduates. Acting Interior Minister Chad Wolff had already said that the decision was taken considering a months-old proposal to revoke visas for graduate students and researchers belonging to Chinese educational institutions affiliated to the U.S., China's intelligence department of the People's Liberation Army. Because these students can pose a threat like espionage or intellectual property theft.
Chad Wolff once again accused China of stealing research into unjust trade, industrial espionage and saying that China was misusing visas granted by the United States, to students. He said the US is also going to ban products being manufactured by China. So that products that are being made by slave workers are not able to be introduced in the U.S. market. He said China should not exploit anyone. They must respect every human being and their dignity.
The United States has accused China of exploiting Muslims living in China's Xinjiang province. A US spokesman said the decision was taken as a result of an announcement made by the US president on May 29. Because China is trying to eliminate democracy in Hong Kong.
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