- A bipartisan group of senators — 14 Republicans, 12 Democrats, and a Democrat-leaning independent — sent a letter to top Trump officials about current trade negotiations with China.
- The bipartisan group warned against granting China's request for the US to loosen export controls on key technologies.
- "Any such move would bolster China’s aggressive military modernization and significantly undermine long-term US national security interests," the letter read.
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A bipartisan group of senators warn Trump not to blow it in trade negotiations with China
A group of 27 senators, both Republican and Democrat, sent a letter to top Trump officials on Tuesday requesting caution during trade negotiations with China. The lawmakers specifically warned against loosening export controls on key US technologies since doing so could help boost China's military.
A bipartisan group of 27 senators sent a letter to Trump administration officials on Tuesday urging caution in trade negotiations with China.
The group — which including a wide array of members from the second-highest ranking Republican, Sen. John Cornyn, to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer — warned Treasury Secretary
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