The Biden administration is facing even more scrutiny over its approach to China. A bipartisan group of lawmakers has written a letter to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, demanding clarification on the White House’s decision to allow American companies to export technology to adversarial foreign regimes.
Specifically, the letter highlights concerns related to DJI, a Chinese state-owned drone and camera company, which has been on the Department of Commerce’s Entity List since 2020 for helping China’s government carry out human rights abuses.
The letter, which was signed by 14 Republican lawmakers and one Democrat, noted that the company’s placement on the list “recognizes that DJI actively works against America’s national security interests, and the issuance of export control licenses to DJI should be prohibited to ensure it cannot benefit from American innovation and…
