In a bid to strengthen national security, lawmakers are urging the Trump administration to curb American citizen involvement with Chinese and Russian intelligence agencies. Although a 2018 law prohibited military intelligence collaboration, civilian agencies continue to operate without strict oversight. This situation raises alarms about foreign agencies hiring U.S. consultants and accessing cutting-edge technology, especially in light of President Xi Jinping's upcoming visit to Washington.

In a bid to strengthen national security, lawmakers are urging the Trump administration to curb American citizen involvement with Chinese and Russian intelligence agencies.…

Bipartisan senators warn US firms can legally help Chinese civilian spy agencies under current law, urging Commerce to close the gap before Xi