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“The U.S. State Department has declared U.S. citizens Min Zin and Chen Youlin as 'wrongfully detained'.”
CSIS by Edgard D. Kagan View original article

Analyzed on 2026-11-02T10:40:54+00:00 · Last updated 2026-11-02

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The president is also likely to seek release of U.S. citizens Min Zin and Chen Youlin, both of whom have been declared “wrongfully detained” by the State Department, and may also push for the release of jailed Hong Kong media owner Jimmy Lai, which he reportedly raised with Xi in May.

Extracted from: Xi Jinping’s Return to Washington: A State Visit to Build Stability , CSIS

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“The president is also likely to seek release of U.S. citizens Min Zin and Chen Youlin, both of whom have been declared “wrongfully detained” by the State Department, and may also push for the release of jailed Hong Kong media owner Jimmy Lai, which he reportedly raised with Xi in May.”

Xi Jinping’s Return to Washington: A State Visit to Build Stability

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Claim ID CLM-F5E1EB95
Slug the-us-state-department-has-declared-us-citizens-min-zin-f5e1eb95
Origin csis.org
Captured 38 d ago
Velocity 0.0/hr
Bias 0.00
International Relations Human Rights