China’s foreign ministry said that McCaul, a Republican, often interfered in China’s internal affairs with his words and actions and harmed China’s interests.
She recently led a delegation to Taiwan “seriously harming China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, and sending a seriously wrong signal to Taiwan independence separatist forces”, it added.
The ministry said that in accordance with China’s anti-sanctions law, McCall would not be allowed to enter the country, would be banned from interacting with organizations and individuals in China, and any assets he owned in China would be confiscated. .
Reuters was not immediately able to reach McCall for comment.