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DHS raids Chinese auto parts maker’s Ohio headquarters

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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) executed a search warrant last week at an Ohio-based Chinese auto parts manufacturer that a congressional committee has accused of trade fraud. The search happened amid growing concerns among U.S. lawmakers that some Chinese companies are evading US tariffs. The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party wrote a letter in September to DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayoraks accusing Qingdao Sunsong of moving some of its production to Thailand.
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