亞裔社區服務中心舉辦候選人見面會，維吉尼亞州大選的候選人齊聚一堂，探討中國共產黨（CCP）試圖滲透和影響美國社會、文化和政治的企圖。

The U.S. election in Virginia is drawing near. On Aug. 31, more than a dozen candidates from both parties who are running for state, federal, state and local office attended a meeting in the Asian community to listen to local voters' concerns about the CCP's threats, cross-border suppression, and other issues, and made a response. Here is a report by reporter Chen Jing. Whether that's the Chinese Communist Party or whether that's MS-13 gang members threatening our communities, we have to stand up against them. And what's the solution in a single word? Strength. Transnational repression is real. There's no question that it's happening across our community and across the United States. On Aug. 31, at the Asian Community Service Center's candidate meeting, a short clip from the Falun Dafa Information Center was played, revealing that the CCP is trying to use The center's researchers also said that in recent years, the CCP's cross-border suppression of foreign dissidents has been constantly escalating, directly affecting the lives of residents in Northern Fuzhou. One of those cases actually happened right here at the candidate center. So this has happened in February, where a bomber targeted the theater and it was saying that, if you're going to let Xi Jinping perform right here, we're going to kill everybody. On Sept. 9, a special election for the 11th Congressional District will be held in Virginia. On Sept. 19, early voting will be launched throughout the state. For voters to ask questions about how to resist the CCP's legal warfare, two members of Congress will respond. So one of the things I can do as your representative in Congress is I can subpoena folks. I can have them come in and testify. I can get access to facilities and get access to things. Also with my background and investigations with the FBI, I understand some of that. So I would be able to work with the FBI to get them involved. And our best tool is to have an FBI and U.S. intelligence agencies that are able to identify that, to counter it using the techniques and tactics and tools that they have. And when possible, prosecute those involved who have violated the law. At the scene, there are also listeners who mentioned that there are U.S. Chinese schools taking students to Xinjiang to clear the CCP of its suppression of Uyghurs and to allow more Chinese students to come to the U.S. and other concerns. On a state level, we can certainly introduce legislation. If the students go to Mujahidin schools, they have to be vetted. The dozens of candidates from both parties who attended the meeting said they will work to improve the public's understanding of the CCP's threat and actively prevent cross-border suppression and infiltration to protect the safety and freedom of local residents. This is Chen Jing, a reporter for The Hope. Feijun, Fuzhou, U.S.