Chinese Students in U.S. Form Communist Group, Pledge Allegiance to CCP

A new firestorm is brewing on American campuses after reports confirmed that a group of Chinese students has openly formed a communist organization inside the United States, pledging allegiance to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) while promoting its ideology.

The group, reportedly active on multiple campuses, has been holding meetings, circulating pro-CCP literature, and recruiting other students to join its cause. Members have even gone as far as to publicly declare their loyalty to Beijing not Washington.

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For critics, this is no small matter. They argue it is not just free speech but a direct threat to American values and national security. “The U.S. cannot allow foreign propaganda arms to freely operate under the guise of student groups,” one lawmaker warned. Calls are already mounting for a federal investigation and for the State Department to consider revoking the students’ visas.

Supporters of free expression, however, counter that the group is exercising the same rights that American students use to form socialist or far-left organizations. They warn that singling out foreign students could set a dangerous precedent and inflame U.S.-China tensions even further.

Still, the timing of this revelation couldn’t be more explosive. With Washington and Beijing locked in fierce competition over trade, technology, and global influence, the presence of pro-CCP groups on U.S. soil is certain to raise alarm bells in Congress and beyond.

The bigger question now: how will America respond to the sight of foreign students openly pledging allegiance to a rival power and doing it on American campuses?

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