The Trump administration is already delivering on its America First promises, with the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announcing Thursday the withdrawal of accreditation from four Chinese testing laboratories that posed risks to American families.
This decisive action comes as President Trump's second-term agenda prioritizes putting American safety over Chinese profits. The CPSC's move ensures that products entering American homes—especially those used by children—won't rely on testing from labs that cannot be trusted to meet our safety standards.
For too long, American families have been subjected to dangerous products that slipped through the cracks of a broken system that allowed foreign adversaries to police themselves. Remember the countless recalls of Chinese-made toys containing lead paint? The pet food scandals? The drywall disasters?
China's Track Record Speaks for Itself
This isn't about being anti-China—it's about being pro-American family. The Chinese Communist Party has repeatedly shown they prioritize speed and profit over safety. Their own domestic products have caused health crises within China, so why would we trust them to properly test products for our children?
The timing of this announcement is no coincidence. With the Trump-Vance administration's focus on ending our dangerous dependence on China, every federal agency is finally being held accountable for protecting Americans instead of enabling foreign competitors.
"American families deserve better than hoping Chinese labs are doing their job correctly," said one industry expert familiar with the decision. "This is exactly the kind of common-sense action that puts America First."
While the details of which specific labs lost accreditation remain under review, the message is crystal clear: the days of trusting China to police itself are over. American safety standards will be enforced by American oversight, period.
This move also signals to domestic testing facilities that there will be increased demand for their services—exactly the kind of reshoring that brings jobs back to America while keeping our families safer.
How many more federal agencies need to follow the CPSC's lead and start prioritizing American interests over globalist convenience?