<p>Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna is planning to lead a Congressional delegation to China, a month after he had a similar and successful trip to India.</p>.<p>"The trip is still coming together. It would be a bipartisan trip. I have called for rebalancing the economic relationship. I've criticized the trade deficit," Khanna told <em>Fox News</em> in an interview when asked about reports that he is planning to lead a Congressional delegation to China.</p>.<p>Last month, he had led a successful bipartisan Congressional delegation to India. </p><p>Representing Silicon Valley in the US House of Representatives, Khanna has been very critical of the Chinese policies.</p>.<p>"I've said, let's bring manufacturing home. I just talked in <em>Fox News</em> in an op-ed about bringing steel manufacturing back. We should be the exporter of steel, not the importer of steel. But we have to, at the same time, have engagement so we can have our economic goals met here and so that we don't have a war over the Taiwan Straits," Khanna said.</p>.<p>"That is something that the American people want. They want us to focus on improving their lives, not getting into more wars overseas and bringing manufacturing home," he said.</p>
<p>Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna is planning to lead a Congressional delegation to China, a month after he had a similar and successful trip to India.</p>.<p>"The trip is still coming together. It would be a bipartisan trip. I have called for rebalancing the economic relationship. I've criticized the trade deficit," Khanna told <em>Fox News</em> in an interview when asked about reports that he is planning to lead a Congressional delegation to China.</p>.<p>Last month, he had led a successful bipartisan Congressional delegation to India. </p><p>Representing Silicon Valley in the US House of Representatives, Khanna has been very critical of the Chinese policies.</p>.<p>"I've said, let's bring manufacturing home. I just talked in <em>Fox News</em> in an op-ed about bringing steel manufacturing back. We should be the exporter of steel, not the importer of steel. But we have to, at the same time, have engagement so we can have our economic goals met here and so that we don't have a war over the Taiwan Straits," Khanna said.</p>.<p>"That is something that the American people want. They want us to focus on improving their lives, not getting into more wars overseas and bringing manufacturing home," he said.</p>