WASHINGTON - The Trump administration added several dozen more Huawei affiliates to a trade blacklist on Monday , but also extended a temporary reprieve that will allow some US companies to continue doing business with the Chinese tech company for at least the next three months.
They aren't ripping out equipment, she said, but"they're talking to other vendors about what that cost would be.""My members say, 'We're patriots; if you tell us it's a national security issue, we'll do it, but please provide us with the funding.'" "Some of the rural companies are dependent on Huawei. So we're giving them a little more time," Ross said in an interview with Fox Business Network on Monday.
Ross also suggested that US tech companies that have applied for special licenses to sell to Huawei may not get them soon."No specific licenses are being granted for anything," he said. Huawei's black-listing, and several other White House actions against the Chinese company, are now undermining those purchases.
Rural telecom companies often receive federal subsidies to carry out their work and would be hit hard by the FCC rule, which has yet to go into effect.
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