China’s Consul General Ousted After NY Official Arrested for Spying

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Huang Ping

China’s consul general in New York, Huang Ping, has been removed from his position after shocking spy accusations against a top official for New York governors Kathy Hochul and Andrew Cuomo was charged with acting as an agent for the Chinese government. Hochul reported the news on Wednesday.

Linda Sun

Before taking questions at an event, Hochul said she was on the phone with a high-ranking State Department official about Huang Ping’s removal at Antony Blinken’s request.

Hochul said during the phone call, she “conveyed my desire to have the consul general from the People’s Republic of China at the New York Mission expelled, and I’ve been informed that the consul general is no longer in the New York Mission.”

“I also requested the State Department to take appropriate action in response to the dangerous and outrageous actions taken by the People’s Republic of China,” she said.

Huang’s dramatic departure came just a day after federal prosecutors leveled a bombshell 64-page indictment against Sun, 41, and her husband, Christopher Hu, 40, accusing her of acting as a foreign agent for China.

China requires former Chinese citizens to act as agents if called upon, and they have at least one police station in New York.

New York allegedly has a problem with some radical Chinese American organizations that are Maoist-leaning.

Three leaders of Chinese-American organizations in New York City. Pro-Chinese Communist Party New York City Chinese communities are major destinations for Chinese illegal alien invaders, especially military and intelligence personnel. ~ Dr. Lawrence Sellin.


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