Linda Sun, charged with acting as an undisclosed agent of the Chinese government, allegedly worked against New York's interests while benefiting financially from her actions.
The indictment details how Sun blocked Taiwanese representatives from engaging with New York's government and tailored state messaging to favor the priorities of the Chinese government.
Prosecutors assert that Sun and her husband received substantial financial benefits tied to their illicit activities, showcasing a troubling blend of governance and foreign influence.
As described by US attorney Breon Peace, while appearing to serve New Yorkers, Sun and Hu allegedly acted to advance the interests of China's communist regime.
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