WashingtonA US trade group wants Chinese cars banned.
The Alliance wants a permanent law, not a tariff a president can waive.
The group’s letter cites data collection and industrial policy from China that it says undercuts other automakers.
The Alliance urged Congress to pass the ban before adjourning this year.
How each outlet framed it
- Aol leans critical
- cites unfair trade practices, IP theft, surveillance; non-Chinese makers unfairly disadvantaged by China's industrial policy
Sources: Aol