Ongoing vigilance is needed despite this positive step.
Chinese Infiltration
Court Dismisses Challenge to Texas’ Foreign Land Ban
The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals found that the plaintiff lacked standing to pursue the case.
Lawsuits Allege Smart TVs Spy on Texans Inside Their Homes
A series of lawsuits filed by Attorney General Ken Paxton accused top electronic manufacturers of unwanted surveillance.
Specialist: Research Security Failure at Texas A&M
Research found that Dr. Lei Fang received federal grants for “sensitive” projects before leaving to work at a Chinese lab, and had a “stunning conflict of interest” even before his departure.
Report: China Taking ‘New Approach’ To Influence K-12 Education
The China-tied Spring Education Group owns 13 schools in Texas.
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Texas Universities Continue Accepting Students From Hostile Nations
Universities persist despite warnings from a national security specialist against accepting students from China.
Attorney General Launches Investigation Into Use of CCP-Aligned Tech Products in Texas Power Grid
State law prohibits CCP-aligned companies from accessing critical infrastructure.
Florida’s ‘Chinese Land Ban’ Upheld in Federal Court: A Good Sign for Texas
A lawsuit against Texas’ Foreign Land Ban is currently before the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Texas AG Probes Security Camera Company for Potential Chinese Communist Party Ties
Two other states are actively investigating or pursuing legal action against Lorex Technology Inc. over the same concerns.
Lawsuit Against ‘Texas Foreign Land Ban’ Pending in Federal Court of Appeals
The lawsuit was brought by three Chinese nationals who are in the U.S. on visas.