For good reason, the loyalty of Chinese in America is in question. We Chinese have an obligation, if not to ourselves then to our children, to out the traitors among us.

We just arrested a Chinese foreign agent at LAX attempting to depart for China. Wanying Zhang, aka “Heather,” 34, of Irvine, was arrested today by @FBILosAngeles on a federal complaint charging her with acting as an unregistered agent of the People’s Republic of China. According to the affidavit, Zhang traveled to Seattle in 2025 and, at the direction of PRC officials, surveilled a close relative of a Taiwanese government official, sending photos, videos, and license plate information to those officials. She coordinated the trip with an associate and used tradecraft to avoid detection. She never notified the Attorney General she was acting for a foreign government, a federal offense. She will appear in federal court in Los Angeles tomorrow for her initial appearance. Defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

🇨🇳#PRC MARITIME AGGRESSION AGAINST THE 🇵🇭#PHILIPPINES This morning, #China Coast Guard 3306 appeared suddenly off the southern tip of Palawan after running "dark" for nearly 3 days. It briefly illuminated its automatic identification system (AIS) for just 55 minutes before vanishing again. CCG 3306 had spent 10 days patrolling Scarborough Shoal from March 6-16. It then broke off, accelerating to 20+ knots heading SE. By March 17 at 6:57 AM, it was last seen off western Luzon heading south at ~14 knots before going dark. This morning at 5:49 AM CCG 3306 reappeared ~381 nautical miles to the south near Hasa-Hasa Shoal (~8.5°N, 116.6°E) — just 30 NM from Palawan — heading southwest at 10 knots. Seven AIS pings over 55 minutes ... then dark again. The dark operations followed by brief illumination so close to the Philippine mainland seems to have been intended as a message of intimidation directed at Manila. CCG 3306 is a Type 301 Zhaokai-class vessel — essentially a coast guard version of the PLA Navy's Type 054A frigate.