House Votes on Defense Bill

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Republicans looking for new ways to force through China crackdowns left out of yearly defense bill

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The House will vote on the sprawling 2025 National Defense Authorization Act ( NDAA ), which sets policy plans for the Pentagon ’s $895 billion budget.

Republicans will push to include provisions aimed at cracking down on U.S. dollars flowing toward Chinese Communist Party -affiliated companies.

One provision that was left out of the NDAA is a way to codify a rule put forward by President Biden 's Treasury Department .

The rule seeks to limit the access "countries of concern" like China to fund the development of high-level technologies like next-generation missile systems and fighter jets.

Attaching the China outbound investment provision and the Biosecure Act to must-pass legislation would ensure it doesn’t die in the Democratic -led Senate the way House GOP -led bills often do. Original article source: Republicans looking for new ways to force through China crackdowns left out of yearly defense bill.

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