Resignation of Mayor Who Was Chinese Agent One of Many Democratic/Chinese Spy Scandals

Eileen Wang, the China-born Democratic mayor of Arcadia, California, will plead guilty to being an illegal agent for Red China, having resigned her post on Monday, the same day federal prosecutors charged her.

But Wang, who spread Chinese propaganda for the People’s Republic of China (PRC), is just one of many such agents who have infiltrated American politics through the Democratic Party.

Others abound. And like Christine Fang, the Chinese spy called “Fang Fang” who was tight as an Asian tick with disgraced far-left Democratic Representative Eric Swalwell of California (who resigned in April), they get close to high-level Democrats to do dirty work for the Reds in Beijing.

Wang Quits

Elected in February, Wang, 58, agreed to plead guilty to one felony count of acting as an illegal agent for China, the Department of Justice (DOJ) reported.

From late 2020 through 2022, Wang and her boyfriend, Yaoning “Mike” Sun, 65, “worked at the direction and control of PRC government officials and coordinated with U.S.-based individuals to promote the PRC’s interests by, among other things, promoting pro-PRC propaganda in the United States,” DOJ disclosed.

Sun pleaded guilty in 2025 and is serving four years in the federal slammer.

The treacherous pair operated an outfit called the U.S. News Center, a supposed news operation for the Chinese people. But they “received and executed directives from PRC government officials to post pro-PRC content on the website,” DOJ noted:

For example, in June 2021, a PRC official contacted Wang and other individuals via the WeChat encrypted messaging application with pre-written news articles, including a PRC official-written essay in the Los Angeles Times that stated: “China’s Stance on the Xinjiang Issue — There is no genocide in Xinjiang; there is no such thing as ‘forced labor’ in any production activity, including cotton production. Spreading such rumor to do [sic] defame China, destroy Xinjiang’s safety and stability, weaken local economy, suppress China’s development[.]”

Minutes later, Wang posted the article on her own website and responded to the PRC official with a link to the article on her website. The others in the group chat did the same. The PRC official responded: “So fast, thank you everyone.”

Wang was also in cahoots with Chinese agent John Chen, “a high-level member of the PRC intelligence apparatus who regularly attended elite Chinese Communist Party [CCP] functions, including military parades, and met personally with PRC President Xi Jinping. … Wang asked Chen to post a ‘news’ article from her website, and wrote, ‘This is what the Ministry of Foreign Affairs wants to send.’”

Chen is serving 20 months in prison.

Not surprisingly, Wang, who left the GOP to become a Democrat, is not an American. She was born in Sichuan, China.

She could land 10 years in prison.

Linda Sun

But as the MJTruthUltra X feed observed, Wang is just one of many Chinese agents who have infiltrated American politics. Aside from Fang Fang, who was involved with numerous American politicians, notably Swalwell, now accused of rape, other China-born agents are also involved with top Democrats.

In December, a mistrial permitted Linda Sun, a former chief “diversity officer” for disgraced former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and former deputy chief of staff for New York Governor Kathy Hochul, to escape major felony convictions.

Prosecutors alleged she committed visa fraud, smuggled aliens, laundered money, and violated the Foreign Agents Registration Act. Also accused was her husband, Chris Hu. The pair worked for Red China.

Also not an American, born in Nanjing, Jiangsu, China, Sun was an “undisclosed agent” of China and its ruling communist party. In that capacity, prosecutors alleged, she

engaged in numerous political activities in the interests of the PRC and the CCP, including blocking representatives of the Taiwanese government from having access to high-level New York State officers; changing high-level New York State officers’ messaging regarding issues of importance to the PRC and the CCP; obtaining official New York State proclamations for PRC government representatives without proper authorization; attempting to facilitate a trip to the PRC by a high-level New York State politician; and arranging meetings for visiting delegations from the PRC government with New York State government officials. 

Sun also repeatedly violated internal rules and protocols within the New York State government to provide improper benefits to PRC and the CCP representatives, including by providing unauthorized invitation letters from the office of high-level New York State officers that were used to facilitate travel by PRC government officials into the United States for meetings with New York State government officials.  Sun’s unauthorized invitation letters for the PRC government delegation constituted false statements made in connection with immigration documents and induced the foreign citizens into unlawfully entering the United States.

Sun never registered as a foreign agent with the Attorney General, and in fact actively concealed that she took actions at the order, request, or direction of PRC government and the CCP representatives. 

The Chinese government paid Sun with “substantial economic and other benefits.”

Prosecutors plan to try her again.

More Chinese/Democratic Collusion

Another suspicious character is Winnie Greco. She toiled for former New York Mayor Eric Adams and arranged multiple trips to China for him. The ruling Chinese Communist Party paid for at least one of them, the New York Post reported. Greco “has close ties to the country’s ruling Communist Party and groups they operate in the US through their United Front Work Department, an arm of the CCP that seeks to spread Chinese influence abroad,” the newspaper revealed.

As were the others, Greco was born in China.

In August, citing federal campaign finance records, the Washington Free Beacon revealed that Democrat Abigail Spanberger, then a candidate for governor of Virginia, “raked in $50,000 in campaign donations from an electric vehicle tycoon who is a member of the Chinese Communist Party.”

The contribution came from Pin Ni, who runs something called Wanxiang Group.

The contributions were illegal, and raise the question of whether China controls Spanberger, a former CIA agent.

And as The New American reported last year, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass are linked to Chinese intelligence agents through campaign donors.

Beyond all those culprits, there is Hunter Biden and his old man, former President Joe Biden. Their link to China is well known.