“微信在中國就像是電”,,艾倫說,,“在中國,你在哪都會用到它,。”
Craig Allen, president of the U.S,。-China Business Council, is among lobbyists who have been trying to illustrate the “downsides to an expansive interpretation of the order” to staffers in the White House and U.S,。 Department of Commerce,。
“We are talking to everyone who will listen to us,” Allen told Bloomberg,。 “WeChat is a little like electricity,。 You use it everywhere” in China。
#1,?!懊绹⑿庞脩袈?lián)盟”正式起訴特朗普的微信禁令違憲
本月6日,美國總統(tǒng)特朗普簽署兩項行政命令,,宣布將在45天后禁止美國個人及企業(yè)與TikTok母公司字節(jié)跳動進行任何交易,,禁止美國個人及企業(yè)與騰訊公司進行與微信有關(guān)的任何交易。
兩項禁令都將在9月20日生效,。
This report came two weeks after U.S,。 President Donald Trump signed an executive order barring transactions with TikTok‘s parent company ByteDance and also Tencent, owner of WeChat,, starting in 45 days,。
事實上,自美國總統(tǒng)特朗普簽署禁令以來,,批評和質(zhì)疑的聲音就沒有停過,。
據(jù)美媒報道,當?shù)貢r間21日,,美國微信用戶組織“美國微信用戶聯(lián)盟”正式向加州北區(qū)的地區(qū)聯(lián)邦法庭遞交訴狀,,起訴總統(tǒng)特朗普簽署的針對微信的行政令侵犯了憲法賦予他們的權(quán)利。
U.S,。 media reported that a group of WeChat users in the U.S,。 filed a lawsuit Friday in the District Court for the Northern District of California, arguing that the restriction on the app is unconstitutional,。
The complaint,, filed by the U.S。 WeChat Users Alliance,, a non-profit organization,, said the ban violates the app users‘ right to free speech and will have a “chilling effect” on users,。
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