House report details China's 'abhorrent' role fueling the fentanyl epidemic killing Americans

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37% : Part of the investigation involved combing through seven e-commerce websites, a process that turned up over 31,000 instances of nearly 2,050 People's Republic of China companies selling illegal drugs with clear indications of drug trafficking, the aide said, such as guarantees to bypass customs and accepting cryptocurrency as payment, violating Chinese laws.
34% : "There is a PRC subsidy program in place that gives money for people to make illegal drugs and send it outside of China," the majority committee aide said.

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