Federal authorities seize shipment of human hair extensions believed to have been made in Xinjiang prison camps

US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers on Wednesday seized a shipment of human hair extensions believed to have been manufactured in Xinjiang, China, using forced labor. The hair extensions were part of a shipment of nearly 13 tons of hair products with an estimated value of more than $800,000. Brenda Smith, Executive Assistant Commissioner of the CBP Office of Trade, said in the statement that the manufacturing of these products represents a "very serious human rights violation." China...