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Chinese company staff detained at US airport, repatriated after nearly 60 hours of detention, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is really angry this time!
Recently, another incident involving a Chinese citizen facing long-term questioning and repatriation upon entering the United States has attracted attention. It has been disclosed that a Chinese company employee, holding a valid visa and traveling legally to the US, was taken away by US law enforcement upon arrival at the airport, detained for nearly 60 hours, and ultimately denied entry, being sent back on the original flight.
What's more concerning is that this is not an isolated case—similar situations have repeatedly occurred over the past year, mostly involving personnel from sensitive or 'strategic competition' related industries such as Chinese technology, manufacturing, and communications.
In detail, such questioning often occurs during the immigration inspection phase. The individuals are usually taken into a so-called 'secondary inspection area,' where electronic devices like phones and computers are forcibly checked or even data copied; some individuals are restricted from contacting the outside world and unable to promptly notify their company or consulate; even more concerning, some are detained for more than the legal limit of 48 hours without clear legal basis. The 60 hours of detention in this incident has clearly exceeded the reasonable time frame for routine border enforcement.
Why does the US frequently take such harsh measures against Chinese corporate personnel? Because the US Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection (CBP), and the FBI continue to view Chinese companies and researchers as 'sources of technology transfer risk.' Especially in areas such as semiconductors, artificial intelligence, new energy, and biomedicine, the US has implemented selective and discriminatory enforcement against Chinese personnel under the pretext of 'so-called security.'
The Chinese side was clearly angry at the regular press conference this time, denouncing the US actions as 'groundless' and 'brutal,' which not only infringes on the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens but also 'seriously undermines the normal business communication and cultural exchanges between the two countries.' The strong wording reflects the Chinese side's extreme dissatisfaction with the systemic and institutional discrimination against China by these US agencies.

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