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Stop China’s IP Theft Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  623 words in original text
This bill blocks certain Chinese officials and military members from entering the United States. The ban stays in place until the Chinese government stops stealing American intellectual property (creative works, inventions, and trade secrets owned by U.S. citizens and companies). ##
- The Secretary of State (the official who handles U.S. relations with other countries) - The Secretary of Homeland Security (the official who controls entry to the U.S.) - Senior Chinese Communist Party leaders - Chinese government cabinet members - Active duty soldiers in China's military - Family members (spouses and children) of senior Chinese Communist Party leaders ##
- The Secretary of State cannot issue visas to senior Chinese Communist Party officials, including members of the Politburo (governing body) and the Central Committee, and delegates to the 19th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party. (Sec. 4(a)(1)) - The Secretary of Homeland Security must deny entry to spouses and children of the officials named above. (Sec. 4(a)(2)) - Chinese government cabinet members cannot enter the United States. (Sec. 4(a)(3)) - Active duty members of China's military cannot enter the United States. (Sec. 4(a)(4)) - The Director of National Intelligence can end these restrictions for any year if they certify that China has stopped sponsoring, funding, and supporting efforts to steal American intellectual property. (Sec. 4(b)) ##
If this becomes law, the named Chinese officials and military members will be blocked from entering the U.S. unless the Director of National Intelligence confirms that China has stopped efforts to steal American intellectual property. ##
None defined in bill text. ##
Important: This plain English summary was generated by AI and is provided for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice. Always consult the official bill text on Congress.gov or a qualified attorney for legal matters.