The organizational agency wants to see information that shows in detail how the targeted companies run their operations in the United States one goal with the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) is to determine whether the companies targeted by the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) are able to overcome American restrictions thanks to the help of other companies.

The head of the Federal Communications Committee (FCC), Brendan Car, stated that some of these companies are not concerned with following up the sanctions that the United States put on them, some of these companies, as commercial work was licensed in the United States while another was placed in the list of companies that are not allowed to buy the products of them.

Carr's carr at the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) says that the agency must first consider what the targeted companies in the United States are doing, then "move quickly to close any gaps that allowed unreliable skin, and the representatives supported by foreign infection to coordinate our rules." Carr recently started a new council on national security that focuses on the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) on threats related to online communications from countries that include China. The latter is one country on which the Federal Communications Committee focuses in particular.

The Chinese embassy in Washington says that Beijing "opposes the temptation of the concept of national security, using the national bodies to topple Chinese companies." "We oppose the transformation of commercial and technological issues into political weapons," added the spokesman for Liu Benjio. Although Beijing repeatedly says that Huawei and other Chinese companies do not use their products or work to spy, Chinese law requires technology companies to cooperate with the demands of the Chinese government.

Other Chinese companies that are part of the FBC's investigations (FCC), Hytera Communications, Hikvision, include the world's largest surveillance factory factory, Dahua technology that also makes surveillance cameras, Pacifica Communications provider and its COMNET network.