Chinaselectcommittee.House Hearing on CCP's Economic Espionage and Malign Influence in the U.S.
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- •The House Select Committee on China held a hearing on CCP's economic espionage.
- •Eileen Wang, mayor of Arcadia, was arrested for acting as an illegal agent of the CCP.
- •Investigations revealed U.S.-based organizations linked to the CCP influencing elections.
On June 25, 2026, the House Select Committee on China held a hearing addressing the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) economic espionage and influence operations in the United States. Chairman John Moolenaar highlighted the CCP's extensive tactics, including cyber intrusions, talent recruitment, and influence networks targeting local officials and organizations. He cited the recent arrest of Eileen Wang, the mayor of Arcadia, California, for acting as an illegal agent of the CCP. The hearing emphasized the CCP's United Front Work strategy, which exploits access, coercion, and incentives to infiltrate American society. Additionally, Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith discussed investigations into U.S.-based tax-exempt organizations linked to the CCP, revealing their role in promoting propaganda and influencing elections. The hearing reflects a growing concern over the CCP's sophisticated operations undermining U.S. interests.
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