US arrests two in connection with 'secret' Chinese police station in NY

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : The case represents a significant advancement by law enforcement, with the U.S. now the first country to make arrests in connection with China's overseas police stations.
49% : While it appears in some cases the office was helping Chinese citizens with services such as driver licenses, consular activities require approval by U.S. authorities, and law enforcement said Monday that the station's employees were not registered as foreign agents.

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