Seven Republicans Against Tax Incentives for Solar Panels Made in Xinjiang
Seven Republican senators, led by Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., said that there should be no taxpayer support for solar panels made in the Xinjiang province of China. In a press release April 14, they said 71% of all solar panels…
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are made there. “Products stained with the blood of slave labor will never be clean or green. Any infrastructure proposal from President Biden must bar U.S. taxpayer support of products like solar panels that are made in camps by Uyghurs and other groups held hostage by the Chinese Communist Party. The United States government should play no role in subsidizing or partaking in this barbaric treatment of ethnic groups in Xinjiang,” they said.