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Slotkin ban on Chinese cars stalls amid Xi visit, but could pass soon — William Lawrence | ChamberLight
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Sens. Elissa Slotkin and Bernie Moreno failed to secure unanimous support for their proposed ban on Chinese-linked connected vehicles, but said they would keep working toward passage. Sen. Rand Paul was the holdout, and his reason for opposing the measure remained unstated.
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People in this story 8 + 1 Michigan senator and co-sponsor seeking support for a ban on Chinese-linked connected vehicles.
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Michigan U.S. House candidate who reversed his earlier position on Chinese vehicles.
Michigan representative and co-sponsor of a similar House bill.
President whose stated support for Chinese automakers contrasts with the senators’ proposed restrictions.
Michigan representative and co-sponsor of a similar House bill.
Michigan U.S. Senate candidate; distinct from the roster’s Alabama representative.
Kentucky senator who withheld support for unanimous passage of the vehicle measure.
ALSO MENTIONED Xi Jinping, Chinese leader whose state visit included remarks on U.S.-China business relations.
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Michigan U.S. House candidate who reversed his earlier position on Chinese vehicles.
Michigan representative and co-sponsor of a similar House bill.
President whose stated support for Chinese automakers contrasts with the senators’ proposed restrictions.
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Michigan U.S. Senate candidate; distinct from the roster’s Alabama representative.
Kentucky senator who withheld support for unanimous passage of the vehicle measure.
ALSO MENTIONED Xi Jinping, Chinese leader whose state visit included remarks on U.S.-China business relations.
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