China has barred a US government employee and a Wells Fargo banker from leaving the country, citing legal and visa-related issues. The US State Department confirmed the exit bans, which have heightened concerns among Western businesses and diplomats about the risks of travel and operations in China. The Commerce Department employee was reportedly questioned about his US Army service, while China claims the Wells Fargo banker is involved in a criminal case. These incidents come amid already strained US-China relations and have prompted Wells Fargo to suspend all business travel to China. The use of exit bans is seen as a tool for diplomatic leverage and is causing anxiety among foreign firms and governments.
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