Chuck Around
New York

Every year, Chuck commits to traveling to all
62 counties in New York to meet with constituents.

Filter by year

Filter by county

{"51A9D321-9FB1-0695-11B6-BE14C243EB28":{"TotalRows":1,"uid":"51A9D321-9FB1-0695-11B6-BE14C243EB28","title":"Syracuse NDAA Chips Amendment","summary":"East Syracuse, NY","eventType":"chuck-around-ny","eventTypeLabel":"Chuck Around NY","date":"October 18, 2022","url":"about/chuck-around-new-york/syracuse-ndaa-chips-amendment","city":"East Syracuse","county":"Onondaga","lat":43.1036375,"lng":-76.0497977,"description":"On October 18, 2022, standing at NexGen Power Systems on the heels of his historic CHIPS and Science Bill becoming law, which is already drawing major semiconductor investment to Central New York, U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer is launched a new push to limit the use of semiconductor chips made in China, including in supply chains for the Defense Department, in order to strengthen national security, bring critical semiconductor manufacturing back from overseas, and limit foreign dominance of the global microchip market.\r\n \r\nSchumer revealed that major Chinese companies, with known links to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), are actively selling microchips to companies that do business with the federal government, and suppliers to those businesses, which makes the U.S. government more vulnerable to cyberattacks and the exfiltration of information by foreign competitors, and potentially puts New Yorkers’ data at risk. \r\nTo combat this, Schumer said he is working to add a bipartisan provision to this year’s National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to limit the use of products or services procured by the federal government if those products or services use chips from known companies that pose a national security risk, which will not only protect the security of U.S. supply chains, but help boost demand for more domestically made microchips, including from places like Upstate New York."}}

Filter events