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A study co-led by Committee of 100 and Andrew C. Kim found that since 2009, a majority of people accused of spying were of Asian descent and that people with Asian names received harsher punishments

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Summary: Committee of 100 Chairman Gary Locke is quoted "The unfair and unequal discriminatory treatment of Chinese-Americans and Asian-Americans  in contrast to people with non-Asian names is absolutely shocking and unacceptable.” 

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