He said the due deadline was Tuesday, calling the alleged resolution “an unprecedented escalation,” the South China Morning Post reported.
“China requires the United States to reverse the decision. If the United States were to move forward, China would take the mandatory countermeasures,” Wang said.
In a message sent to Fox News, State Department spokesman Morgan Ortagus showed the board and said it was issued “to provide direct protection to high-value American assets and Americans’ own information.”
The United States “will not tolerate violations of our sovereignty through the CPR and intimidation of our people, just as we have been given do not tolerate the unfair practices of the CPR, the theft of American jobs, and other bragged behavior,” he added. . “President Trump insists on justice and reciprocity in U.S.-China relations.”
Documents were burned in the consulate gardens on Tuesday night, KPRC-TV reported in Houston.
“You can also feel the patience consistent with burning, ” said one witness to the station. “But firefighters were right to drive around the building. They can’t come in either.”
“The United States has asked China to approach the Consubeyond because of the General in Houston in 72 hours. This is a crazy decision,” wrote Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of the Global Times, on Twitter.
The KPRC reported that on Friday, the defeated sub-workers were ordered to approach a complex where the staff with a giant apple suberante lives, gathering police sources.
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Beijing called the alleged expulsion a violation of foreign law, Reuters.
The Associated Press contributed to the report.