Senior Democrats in Congress have called on the FBI to investigate the activities of a businesswoman amid reports that she could pose a national security threat. A chain of massage parlors owned by Cindy Yang are "suspected of involvement in prostitution and human trafficking in which immigrant women are forced to serve as sex workers," according to a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray and other heads of intelligence services dated March 15.
"Ms. Yang also reportedly created a business named GY US Investments that may be selling access to the President and members of his family to clients from China," said the letter, which was signed by Mark R. Warner, Adam B. Schiff, Dianne Feinstein and Jerry Nadler of both House and Senate judicial and intelligence committees.
