US 'Not in a Rush' to Implement China Policies, White House Says
Although President Joe Biden told a Feb. 16 CNN town hall that there will be more “repercussions” for China’s human rights violations in the Xinjiang region, the White House declined to say whether that includes more sanctions. “As it relates…
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to our policy toward China, we are not in a rush,” White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said Feb. 17. Psaki said Biden is “focused on communicating and working with our partners and allies around the world” and has had a “number of conversations” with European allies about potential next steps. “There's an ongoing policy process and I don't have anything to preview,” Psaki said.