U.S. Senator: "ZTE presents a national security threat to the United States"

Last week, we told you that the Trump administration had agreed with China on a solution to lift the export ban on Chinese phone maker ZTE. The ban has prevented the company from sourcing Snapdragon chips and other important components for its phones. While the ban would be repealed, ZTE would still face a $1.3 billion fine, a shake up in management, and would install U.S. compliance officers. President Trump confirmed the deal yesterday via Twitter. So it's a done deal, right? Wrong.

According to the New York Times, on Capitol Hill there is bipartisan shock and anger ...