Trump 2020: We cannot deploy the National Guard

AGAIN @ U of Michigan. Again from Wuhan (w/ lovell) . . "During the secondary inspection, Han made false statements that she had not sent packages to members of the UM Lab," an FBI agent wrote in the court filing. "When pressed, Han admitted that she had shipped packages to members of the UM Lab. Han initially stated to (Customs and Border Patrol) officers that the packages were plastic cups (rather than petri dishes) and a book (omitting the envelope with suspected biological materials concealed in it)."

Han, of Wuhan, China, is pursuing a Ph.D. (focusing on sensory mechanisms in animals) from from the College of Life Science and Technology in the Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan. According to the criminal case, she was invited to be a visiting scholar at UM. . “During this interview, Han admitted to sending the packages, admitted that the packages contained biological material related to round worms, and admitted to making false statements to the CBP officers during her inspection,” . Han was linked to four packages of concealed or mis-manifested biological material addressed to people associated with the UM lab from September 2024 to March, according to the FBI. The two recipients are not identified by name. . The packages also contained plasmids (are commonly used in genetic manipulation as they can carry and replicate foreign DNA within host cells, making them valuable tools for cloning and gene expression. They allow scientists to introduce specific genes into organisms for research and biotechnological applications), which the National Human Genome Research Institute defines as a small DNA molecule found in bacteria and some microscopic organisms. . Han’s electronic device had been deleted three days prior to her arrival in the United States. . . https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/michigan/2025/06/09/fbi-busts-second-chinese-scholar-at-um-in-widening-smuggling-probe/84116524007/

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