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In conversation with Betty Liu at The Hill's Investing in America Conference, Rep. Haley Stevens discussed trade, innovation, and strengthening America's industrial base.
ICYMI: Rep. Haley Stevens joined Betty Liu for a discussion on manufacturing, trade, technology, and economic competitiveness, highlighting the challenges facing Michigan manufacturers and the need for a stronger strategy to compete with China.
Washington, D.C – Following reports that the Trump administration will allow Chinese-owned automakers to continue selling vehicles in the United States, Michigan Congresswoman Haley Stevens is renewing her calls for stronger protections against Chinese-connected vehicles entering the American market.
We’re taking a step to address the national security consideration with Chinese technologies and automobiles, and also the economic point of this.”
“We’re gonna be aggressive, here, because Michigan jobs are on the line, but also so is national security. So, close our border to Chinese vehicles and Chinese technology in the vehicles, even for day trips. That’s how aggressive we believe we need to be right now.”
Senator Slotkin: “It’s just banning Chinese cars from coming over our bridges and tunnels and over our Southern border.”
Senator Slotkin: “We’re just seeing the Chinese industry purposefully floods countries like Mexico, like Germany, and completely destroy the local industry.”
Senator Elissa Slotkin and Congresswoman Haley Stevens talking about bipartisan legislation to make sure that Chinese EV car companies can’t just dump cars here for two reasons: one, it’s bad for our security, our cybersecurity, because those cars can take pictures of sensitive places all across the country, but also, because of our economy.
Senator Slotkin: “Everyone says American cars collect the same information. Yes, but they’re also American companies that are subject to American laws. The Chinese Communist Party is not.”
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In response to UAW launching a strike at American Axle, Michigan Congresswoman Haley Stevens issued the following statement:
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Michigan Congresswoman Haley Stevens and U.S.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Elissa Slotkin and U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens announced a joint effort Wednesday to ban all entry of Chinese nameplate vehicles from Canada and Mexico into the United States, even for temporary visits to border cities in states like Michigan, California and Texas.
Washington, D.C. – In case you missed it, Michigan Congresswoman Haley Stevens introduced the Keep Illegal Handguns Out of the Mail Act to block a Trump Administration proposal that would dramatically expand handgun shipments through the U.S. mail. Rep. Stevens is leading the charge to strengthen public safety by preventing handguns from being shipped without background checks, recordkeeping, or licensed dealer oversight.