Tammy Bruce, a spokesperson for the US State Department ( Reuters Image )
On Thursday, the United States declared that it would not bear the robbery of study, intellectual property, or technology from China. US state department spokesman Tammy Bruce reassured attendees at a briefing on Thursday ( local time ) that the Trump administration is upholding the country and its citizens by upholding national security and public safety through the visa process. Further, as I farther express myself, the CCP may not bear the CCP’s use of US universities, the robbery of US research, intellectual property, or technologies to increase its military might, conduct intelligence gathering, or suppress opposition voices. According to Secretary Marco Rubio, who evidently submitted an application for our nationwide security and public security, the Trump presidency is focused on protecting our country and our citizens, according to the presentation. In a State Department presentation, Bruce stated that every traveller may undergo security screening to prevent the entry of those who pose a threat to American security. Every card judgment is a nationwide security decision, literally translated. Every potential visitor to the United States goes through joint safety screening. Essential to protecting US residents at home is preventing entry into the country by those who may pose a danger to the country’s national security or public health. But we’ve been exposed to this throughout these past few weeks. We’re taking it seriously and being honest about the nature of what’s happening in this special occasion, she said, and it’s at the center and at the forefront of protecting the land. She declined to provide the number of Chinese individuals affected by the announcement on Wednesday regarding the violent visa revocations. Rubio made the policy announcement, specifically addressing students who have connections to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP ) or those who are studying important subjects. This development comes in response to the Trump administration’s request to halt new appointments for applicants for undergraduate and trade visitor visas. When questioned about the resume of visits, Bruce advised applicants to keep an eye on the US card program for updates.
