US imposes visa ban on Chinese people responsible for occupation of South China Sea

 The US has imposed a visa ban on members of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime, People's Liberation Army (PLA) and some state-owned businesses responsible for the occupation and militarization of the disputed South China Sea.

"These individuals will now be inadmissible into the United States, and their immediate family members may be subject to these visa restrictions as well," the State Department said.

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