It is not clear, however, what Trump is thinking to do with ZTE.
China Welcoming Trump’s Comments
On Monday, China gladly welcomed the President’s comments. Lu Kang, a spokesman for China’s foreign ministry, said that they have high expectations. Also, Liu He, the Vice Premier, is going to visit the U.S. from Tuesday to Saturday. He will consult with Steve Mnuchin, U.S. Treasury Secretary.
Critics
But the top Democrat on the intelligence committee, Adam Schiff, criticizes Trump for his statements about ZTE . He wrote in a tweet that America’s intelligence agencies warned that ZTE phones and technology pose major cybersecurity threats. He thinks that Trump should care less about the Chinese jobs and more about America’s national security.
Questions from the American People:
What is America’s global responsibility, if any, in aiding the economy of other countries?
Will ZTE employ greater security measures in their devices after the temporary ban?
