A former Senate staffer has called on the U.S. president to press for the freedom of two Americans currently held in China during an upcoming high-level meeting with Chinese leadership. The request highlights ongoing concerns over wrongful detentions and diplomatic efforts to secure their release. With tensions between the two nations remaining a key issue, the appeal underscores the urgency of resolving such cases. The push comes as officials weigh how to leverage diplomatic engagements to address human rights and legal concerns.
Former Senate staffer Ellen Bork urged President Trump to demand the release of wrongfully detained Americans Min Zin and Youlin Chen during his summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
