United States and likeminded democracies which disregarded this ideology, the CCP has risen to become the United States prevailing economic and national security threat of this generation. (8) The CCP’s malign conduct, its threat to American interests and values, and its fundamental illegitimacy as a means of governing one-fifth of mankind all ultimately derive from the CCP’s hostile communist ideology. As in the United States prior great power competition with a communist superpower, the United States goal should be the end of the CCP’s monopoly on power, rather than indefinite coexistence with a fundamentally hostile communist state. (9) The theory that unprincipled economic entanglement with the PRC’s CCP-controlled economy would induce economic and political liberalization while contributing to United States interests has been proven false. Decisive action is required to stop the CCP from further exploiting the United States economy, defend United States national security interests, impose costs on the CCP’s malign actions, and uphold American values. 3. Enactments There are hereby enacted into law the following: (1) H.R. 7937, the Countering CCP Malign Influence Act, of the 116th Congress, as introduced in the House of Representatives. (2) H.R. 8058, the Chinese Research Funds Accounting Act, of the 116th Congress, as introduced in the House of Representatives. (3) Titles V, VI, and VII of H.R. 3352, the Eliot L. Engel Department of State Authorization Act of 2020, of the 116th Congress, as passed by the House of Representatives. (4) H.R. 6210, the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, of the 116th Congress, as introduced in the House of Representatives. (5) H.R. 4331, the Tibetan Policy and Support Act, of the 116th Congress, as passed by the House of Representatives. (6) H.R. 7805, the Stop Predatory Organ Trafficking Act, of the 116th Congress, as introduced in the House of Representatives. (7) H.R. 5725, the Hong Kong Be Water Act, of the 116th Congress, as introduced in the House of Representatives. (8)