Senator Cotton’s Statement on China’s Announced National Security Legislation for Hong Kong

Washington, D.C. – Senator Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) today released the following statement after China announced it would impose new national security legislation on Hong Kong:

Chairman Xi and his Communist thugs once again show their disregard for Hong Kong’s promised autonomy and freedom. There must be consequences for Beijing’s tyrannical actions against the people of Hong Kong.

Video on top of page: China’s annual parliamentary meeting has been officially opened in Beijing and it’s expected that national security legislation for Hong Kong will be discussed during the seven-day session according to the Chinese state news agency Xinhua. Reports say that the National Peopleโ€™s Congress (NPC) is to discuss drafting a decision on โ€œEstablishing and Improving the Legal System and Enforcement Mechanisms for Hong Kong to Safeguard National Securityโ€ at a plenary session on Friday. Earlier, local media reported that the law could be enacted through Annex III of Hong Kong’s basic law.

More on this topic from Crossroads with JOSHUA PHILIPP

Video Below: Among the proposed policies the regime unveiled is a national security law in Hong Kong that would extend the mainlandโ€™s laws into Hong Kongโ€”a move that would go against the โ€œone country, two systemsโ€ agreement. U.S. Senators are working to introduce a bipartisan bill, however, that would sanction Chinese officials if they go through with it. Crossroads with JOSHUA PHILIPP

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