A bill designed to limit foreign influence in U.S. divided Orange County’s congressional delegation.
universitiesThe House passed the bill on Thursday, March 27. It would to the U.S. Department of Education foreign gifts and contracts over $50,000 and is aimed at preventing foreign governments — particularly adversaries like China — from using financial donations to gain influence over U.S. academic institutions.
require universities to reportOnly one Orange County , joined Republicans in voting for the legislation, called the DETERRENT Act, while Reps. Lou Correa, Mike Levin, Dave Min and Linda Sánchez all voted against it.
Democrat, Rep. Derek TranRelated Articles