Arcadia Mayor Linked to Chinese Influence, Plea Reveals
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Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang admitted in a plea to helping publish content directed by Chinese officials and running a pro-China news site without disclosing ties, amid scrutiny of her former campaign adviser who pleaded guilty as a Chinese agent. Experts say she’s more an “agent of influence” than a traditional spy; the case, along with Sun’s and a PRC official’s pleas, underscores ongoing Foreign Agents Registration Act enforcement and fuels debate over foreign influence in U.S. local politics.
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