U.S. senators from both the Democratic and Republican parties are collaborating on bipartisan legislation aimed at addressing concerns related to China. The bills, introduced in early August 2025, focus on China’s treatment of minority groups, dissidents, and Taiwan, highlighting issues of security and human rights. This legislative push comes amid ongoing trade negotiations between the U.S. and China, where President Donald Trump has prioritized trade relations. Key lawmakers, including Senators Jeanne Shaheen and John Cornyn, have introduced specific measures targeting China’s support for Russia’s war, as well as proposals to enhance U.S.-Taiwan defense technology cooperation. The Senate committee has advanced these bipartisan bills, reflecting Capitol Hill’s persistent intent to hold Beijing accountable on human rights issues despite the administration’s trade-focused agenda.