A coordinated pro-China network has intensified anti-American demonstrations across major U.S. cities during a high-stakes diplomatic period, coinciding with a meeting between Chinese and American leaders. Organizers claim the protests reflect growing opposition to U.S. policies, while critics question the authenticity of the movement amid allegations of foreign influence. Security concerns have risen as authorities monitor rallies in key urban centers, raising questions about the extent of external coordination. The timing of the protests—amid a pivotal summit—adds urgency to debates over foreign interference in domestic political discourse.
From Austin to New York, pro-China network fuels week of anti-US protests as Xi meets Trump Fox News
