According to the two lawyers, SSSPO and Li Xinyu Murphy, who specialize in Customs Law of the United States, many members of the United States presented a draft law to the Congress on the 25 day of May to crack down on illegal imports of textile garments. On May,

The draft proposes to give greater powers to the Department of homeland security, customs and justice to prevent more and more corrupt practices in textiles and clothing imports.

Many provisions of the bill are intended to be enjoyed in the United States.

The US Department of Homeland Security and the Ministry of finance are required to use it.

Authorize the Department of homeland security or the Ministry of finance to award fines, penalties and penalties to informants.

The reward will be no less than 20% of the amount of the government's penalty, or $20 thousand (whichever is lower), provided that the information provided by the informant can enable the government to arrest, sentence, impose civil fines, fines and other goods involved in violating the law of importing textile garments.

Import of textiles at the fifteen highest ports in the US

It is required that the United States Customs be stationed in China and other countries to strengthen the law enforcement of textiles.

Establish a "foreign importer" (non-residentimporter) declaration system, requiring "foreign importers" (1) to designate local agents in the state where the import ports are located, and to receive summons and other legal documents in the cases of illegal import of textile products; (2) to prove that their local agents have enough property in the United States to guarantee payment of civil penalties or to exceed the customs duties of the upper limit of the customs guarantee; (3) submit a commercial invoice for each ticket, declare the name, address and contact method of each party, such as the trading company, freight forwarder and the final buyer of the goods; (4) declare that they have obtained import guarantees for the import of textile garments, and have issued the authorized documents;