The United States government removed trade and economic restrictions imposed against Xiaomi during the last week of former President Donald Trump's term, which created a series of conflicts with several Chinese companies and destabilized the smartphone market after preventing American investors from investing. in the company, adding a series of commercial restrictions against the brand.
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In 2020, the administration of former President Donald Trump added some Chinese companies to the US blacklist, which consists of a series of trade restrictions and economic sanctions against manufacturers, which are prevented from entering into partnerships with American investors. A notorious case about the restrictions imposed by the government is the barriers imposed against Huawei, a Chinese company that suffered harshly from the sanctions and was prevented from using Google services, being forced to develop its own operating system.
Trump has labeled Xiaomi a "Chinese Communist Military Company", although the company has categorically stated that it "does not belong to, is not controlled by or affiliated with the Chinese military and is not a 'Communist Military Company of China". The manufacturer sued the US government and this week received an injunction from a district judge requesting the company's immediate removal from the blacklist, saying that the decision taken by the former president was "arbitrary and capricious".
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Everything indicates that the situation has been resolved, as the government has not appealed against the judge's decision. Xiaomi and the DoD "agreed that a final order vacating Xiaomi Corporation's January 14, 2021 designation as CCMC... would be appropriate," according to the court filing. The two parties now plan to negotiate an order vacating the agency's share, with a joint proposal expected before May 20.
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