Chinese Military Companies Have Spent Over $24 Million Lobbying the U.S. Gov’t in Recent Years
The Foreign Desk - 2024-04-15T02:38:18.000Z

By: Robert Schmad, Daily Caller News Foundation Entities the Pentagon classifies as “Chinese military companies” have spent more than $24 million lobbying the U.S. government since 2020, a Daily Caller News Foundation review of lobbying disclosures found. Some of the biggest spenders on lobbying included corporations directly tied to human rights abuses and Chinese military

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