Don’t destroy the economy: don’t halt incoming parcels from China and Hong Kong

The recent suspension of inbound parcels from China and Hong Kong by the United States Postal Service is concerning and will have detrimental impacts on businesses and individuals relying on these shipping routes. This decision disrupts vital trade and communication channels, harming economic growth and international relations. The free flow of goods and correspondence should be safeguarded to uphold American values of openness and global connectivity. I urge you to reconsider this policy and work swiftly to restore full parcel service with China and Hong Kong. Maintaining robust international mail operations is crucial for facilitating commerce, cultural exchange, and strengthening ties between nations.