[SeekAndFind]

Huawei has pleaded not guilty to U.S. trade-theft charges after a federal court in Seattle unsealed a 10-count indictment in January against two of its units, Huawei Device Co. and Huawei Device USA. The charges include conspiracy to steal trade secrets, attempted theft of trade secrets, wire fraud and obstruction of justice.

[falcon99]

Isn’t is amazing how those who don’t understand or believe in our Constitution (China, Huawei, Democrats etc) always want to use it and site it for their own purposes and gain.

[Malsua]

Ok, so remove all the PLA malware and backdoors and get back to us. Perhaps then, after a full evaluation, we can re-evaluate whether your products can be used here.

Also, keep all the spies home. I realize that empty out all your facilities in the continental US and will leave you with a few US born interns and one or two Indian programmers, but it’s a cross you must bear.

[darkangel82]

11th amendment. Sovereign immunity, throw it out.

[Mariner]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_of_attainder

They’re crazy.

Looking to make a splash, knowing they will not prevail.

Especially on a National Security matter.

[butlerweave]

It’s Constitutional Rights for Espionage ,LOL

[ConservativeMind]

Well, Huawei, when you are a US citizen, which you can’t be, because you are a “company,” perhaps those protections would help you.

The Constitution doesn’t apply to companies, stupid.

[Revel]

Besides the crimes that this company was committing. Need I actually have to say that the Chinese company named Huawei does not have any rights under the US constitution.

[wastedyears]

The judge will grant it.

[trebb]

Confucian saying: “Bite one dirty Chinese company on behind and many howl with pain...dam dat Trump guy.”

I first read it as “Hawaii” and had a smirk going...turned into a grin when I realized what President Trump is doing to China....another Confucian saying: “Payback can be a bitch.”

[HollyB]

Banning their equipments causes them injury. Haha. Nice try.