Huawei says it has been selectively targeted for punishment using legislation in its suit against the U.S. government being heard in Texas
SHERMAN, Texas—Attorneys for China’s Huawei Technologies Co. argued in court Thursday that a law barring it from doing business with U.S. government agencies is unconstitutional for selectively targeting the company for punishment using legislation.
The telecommunications giant filed a lawsuit in March against the U.S. government, seeking to block implantation of certain portions of the National Defense Authorization Act of 2019.
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