S 3566

This bill, titled the ‘No Trade Preferences for Communist China Act,’ seeks to revoke the United States’ normal trade relations status with the People’s Republic of China. The bill argues that China has repeatedly violated commitments made during its accession to the World Trade Organization and has engaged in practices like intellectual property theft, industrial subsidies, and export controls that harm the U.S. economy. It asserts that China’s actions pose a threat to U.S. national security and economic stability, drawing a parallel to the action taken against Russia.