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Washington, DC -- Upon his reintroduction of the Safeguard American Innovation Act, Rep. Pat Fallon (TX-04) commented: 

"Reintroducing the 'Safeguard American Innovation Act' is crucial for protecting U.S. technology and countering foreign threats, especially from China. Recent cyberattacks have exposed vulnerabilities in our defense and IT systems. This legislation addresses these risks by prohibiting Department of Defense contracts with companies linked to China that could compromise national security."

"China’s laws require companies to share sensitive technology, including software source code," said Rep. Fallon. "By barring contracts with entities operating in China, funded by the PRC, or granting China access to critical code, this bill strengthens our IT infrastructure and keeps our technological assets secure. This legislation is vital for safeguarding American innovation, ensuring military safety, and preserving U.S. technological leadership. We must act swiftly to address these modern threats to our national security."