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A new report is raising questions about national security, higher education, and the use of U.S. taxpayer dollars to support programs involving individuals connected to China. According to Strategy Risks, Missouri State University's MBA program may have received tens of millions of dollars in U.S. taxpayer support while educating executives from Chinese state-owned enterprises, government agencies, and defense-related organizations. The report alleges that some graduates later assumed senior positions within China's defense industry, surveillance technology sector, and state-owned enterprises. The report has renewed debate over the role of American universities in educating foreign students, particularly those with ties to strategic competitors, and whether taxpayer-funded educational programs adequately account for national security risks. #China #NationalSecurity #Taxpayer #MissouriState #HigherEducation #CCP #USChina #Politics #BreakingNews #Education #College #ForeignInfluence #Government #PublicPolicy #News