New York’s secret communist Chinese police station is now closed following the FBI

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A secret Chinese police station run by the Communist Chinese government in New York has been shut down following a raid by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

The America Changle Association, which operates in Manhattan, New York, was raided by the FBI last fall. Organization leader Lu Jianshun alias Jimmy Lu was questioned about a suspicious office on the third floor, News18 reported.

The Daily Mail reported that a Chinese outpost was located on the third floor of the building which also housed an engineering firm, an acupuncturist and an accounting firm.

On the third floor was a secret Chinese police station staffed by “illegal police” who monitored Chinese people who went against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in the United States.

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In an email to The Epoch Times, the FBI confirmed that the secret police station had been closed.

“The FBI has confirmed that the New York ‘foreign police station’ linked to Fuzhou has been closed,” a State Department spokesman said in an email.

“We continue to be concerned about the PRC [People’s Republic of China] International suppression efforts around the world and are coordinating with allies and partners in this regard.”

Several news outlets have reported that there are currently over a hundred similar foreign police stations in countries such as Japan, Italy, France, Britain, Germany, Hungary and the Czech Republic.

“We are aware of reports regarding alleged PRC ‘foreign police stations’,” the agency said.

“We take this issue very seriously. The establishment of so-called foreign police stations without the invitation or approval of the country in which they are operating creates serious issues of respect for the sovereignty of that country.”

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Chinese authorities maintain that the facilities, which operate in 53 countries, assist Chinese migrants in foreign countries with tasks normally handled by consulates, such as renewing driver’s licenses and visas.

However, the stations are linked to the CCP’s United Front Work Department, an organization that works to advance government interests by spreading propaganda abroad, conducting foreign influence operations, suppressing dissident movements, gathering intelligence, and facilitating the transfer of technology to Communist China. .

As such, many countries have expressed concern that the facilities are a threat to national security and a violation of sovereignty.

Irish, Canadian and Dutch officials have called on China to end similar police operations in their countries. Likewise, FBI Director Christopher Wray characterized them as a violation of US sovereignty.

Gateway Pundit reported last year that US citizens and four Chinese intel officers were accused of acting as Chinese secret police to harass, stalk and spy on US residents critical to China.

“According to court documents, Wang Shujun, 73, of Queens, New York; Feng He, alias Boss He, of Guangdong; Ji Ji, Qingdao; Guangdong’s Ming Li, aka Elder Tang and Little Li; and Keqing Lu, aka Boss Lu, of Qingdao participated in an espionage and international suppression scheme in the United States and abroad,” the DOJ announced.

Shujun Wang was also arrested in March 2022 and charged with acting as an agent of the PRC government, criminal use of identification means, and making materially false statements regarding his participation in an transnational suppression project conducted by the MSS.