The ugly truth about #Labubu# dolls is that they are made with #forcedlabor# and therefore entering the U.S. illegally.  As @CECCgov Co-Chair Rep. Chris Smith said, @CBP should stop all U.S.-bound Labubu imports until @POPMARTGlobal can prove its products are slave labor-free. @CUyghurs Read⬇️@nytimes

Today’s actions by @DHSgov to expand the #UFLPA’s# Entity List shows the ongoing and widespread use of #ForcedLabor# in the XUAR and across industries throughout China—including aluminum, aquaculture seafood, pharmaceuticals, copper, and gold—that are critical to modern economies. These are important and welcome steps to both protect human rights and help ensure the U.S. market is free from goods linked to forced labor.

China is a leading perpetrator and enabler of #HumanTrafficking#. Its state-sponsored system of #ForcedLabor# exploits Uyghurs, funds atrocities, and floods markets with goods that undercut U.S. businesses and workers. On World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, stopping forced-labor imports must remain a U.S. priority. #EndHumanTrafficking#

Forced labor impacts over 27.6 million people worldwide and the number continues to trend upwards, according to the International Labour Organization. President Trump is tackling modern-day slavery at its source by requiring our trading partners to do what the United States does: enact and enforce import bans to ensure products made through this horrifying practice no longer hold an unfair competitive advantage. Learn more:

"Forced labor organs are the same as concentration camp organs." @Eastofethan explained how the #ForcedOrganHarvesting# system extends beyond China’s borders and affects the wider world. Watch📺