Reporter : Wang Kaidi
Publisher : NTD Washington
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Image : US Congrssman Ted Yoho holding notes on supporting the push for democracy in Hong Kong. Video Screenshot
On 25 June, the "Hong Kong Autonomy Law" was passed in the US Senate. Rep. Yoho said that he would push the bill to pass in the House of Representatives as soon as possible.
The "Hong Kong Autonomy Law" was unanimously passed by the US Senate on Thursday, and then will wait for the House of Representatives to take action.
Representative Yoho tweeted that day, "I look forward to cooperating with colleagues in the House of Representatives and passing the bill as soon as possible (House of Representatives version), so that the CCP will pay the price for this."
US Congressman Ted Yoho: "If the CCP believes that they can do whatever they want in Hong Kong without sanctions, they have received serious warnings and the world has awakened them."
The House of Representatives version of the "Hong Kong Autonomy Law" was launched on June 1st by the leaders of the two parties of the Asia-Pacific Committee of the Foreign Affairs Committee-Democratic Rep. Brad Sherman (Rep. Brad Sherman) and Republican MP Joho and was supported by many members. The bill will impose sanctions on CCP officials, enterprises and banks that undermine Hong Kong’s autonomy.
US Congressman Scott Perry: "We are firmly on the side of those who struggle for freedom and sacrifice."
Mr. Joshua once hosted young people participating in the Hong Kong Anti-Send to China Movement in Washington. He admired the tenacity of Hong Kong people and believed that they would be able to defeat the CCP's tyranny.
US Congressman Ted Yoho: "Look at this little grass, it's tender and soft, but it can break through the tyranny of communism. This is the people of Hong Kong. That's why they will succeed, and the Communist Party will fail. Because you can't suppress people from being born. What comes. People should be born free."
The CCP National People's Congress may pass the "Hong Kong version of the National Security Law" by the end of June. The US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee plans to hold a hearing on July 1 regarding the status of Hong Kong's one country, two systems and the "Hong Kong version of the National Security Law."
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