The New York Times reported that Huida CEO Huang Renxun was suspected of being targeted by a Chinese spy network. Singaporean entrepreneur Huang Le was identified by the United States as a Chinese intelligence agent and had close ties to Huang Renxun. Huang Jen-hsun responded that the two parties had only conducted regular customer exchanges and confirmed that the chips were not illegally shipped to China. Several Asian civil rights organizations joined with the American Civil Liberties Union to file a lawsuit to prevent the Trump administration from reviewing the voter qualifications of naturalized citizens. The plaintiffs allege that the federal government uses unreliable information to screen voters and are suspected of discrimination. Of the approximately 25 million naturalized voters in the United States, Asians account for nearly a third…
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