Senate Republicans urge Trump to press Xi over illicit Chinese vapes
Senator ted Budd (R-NC) along wiht ten other Senate Republicans urged President Donald Trump to press Chinese president Xi Jinping to restrict the illegal flow of Chinese-made vapes into the United States during their upcoming meeting in Washington.In their letter, they emphasized that china has the capacity to halt the trade as it tightly regulates its domestic e-cigarette industry and bans exports of vaping products to countries where they are illegal. The article also includes promotional content for Washington Examiner subscription options and other related segments.
Sen. Ted Budd (R-NC) and 10 other Senate Republicans urged President Donald Trump to press Chinese President Xi Jinping to crack down on the flow of unauthorized Chinese-made vapes into the United States when the two leaders meet in Washington on Wednesday.
In the letter to Trump released ahead of his meeting with Xi, Budd argued that Beijing has the ability to stop the trade because China tightly regulates its domestic e-cigarette industry and prohibits manufacturers from exporting vaping products to countries where they are illegal.
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