News 20260901

Hello everyone, and welcome to today's breaking news broadcast. One piece of domestic news, criticizing the Communist Youth League Central Committee for reposting an article The article reposted by the Communist Youth League Central Committee blamed international labor standards and human rights advocacy as Western malicious intent and trade protectionism. This rhetoric attempts to package the competitive advantage developing countries gain from low-cost labor as, getting rich through diligence, while concealing excessive working hours and meager pay lacking basic safeguards. Treating labor dignity and human rights protection as luxuries beyond the stage of development is essentially defending labor exploitation, and its result is locking domestic citizens at the bottom of the value chain for a long time, hindering true social progress. Another piece of domestic news, unveiling toxic teppanyaki grilled squid summoned scrupulous vendors once used hydrogen peroxide to bleach inferior dried squid, and added formaldehyde solution for preservation. Subsequently, they soaked it in boiling water to make it plump, then threaded it onto iron skewers to make teppanyaki grilled squid. During the preparation process, vendors would add various additives and sesame oil for seasoning, such as secret spicy sauce, malt powder, large-shell spice powder, chili extract, and concentrated fresh flavor powder. Another piece of domestic news, overseas Chinese citizens asked to provide salary records having already acquired foreign citizenship, some individuals still faced demands from domestic grassroots authorities for cross-border salary flows and employment proofs, reflecting the infinite extension of administrative power disregarding the boundaries of the rule of law. Although overseas Chinese have the legal right to refuse, they inevitably face practical vulnerabilities such as frequent harassment of their domestic relatives, blocked entry, or affected assets. This investigation method of transferring pressure to stay behind family members is essentially administrative pressure lacking modern civilized awareness, making it difficult for wanderers living abroad to escape being tossed around by invisible hands. One piece of international news, New York cracks down on illegal immigration breaking news, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen announced a major crackdown on illegal alien arrests in New York after Governor Kathy Hochul banned police cooperation with federal officials. As the Local Cops, Local Crimes Act, took effect, Immigration and Customs Enforcement – ICE, has taken 2,100 off the streets. Currently, 15 New York sheriffs are suing Hochul, accusing her of stripping away tools from law enforcement and decreasing community safety. Thank you for watching this episode.