福克斯新闻独家报道：受特朗普政府行动启发，一个由保守派母亲组成的团体正投身于打击非法中国制造电子烟的斗争，并宣布将开展一场“激进”的2026年运动，向家长普及非法电子烟的危害。
美国母亲行动组织（Moms for America Action）——美国最大的保守派母亲组织——在新闻稿中宣布，将打击非法中国制造电子烟列为2026年选举周期的首要任务，动员家长并在全国范围内投放广告，要求对向美国市场大量倾销非法产品的制造商实施更严格的执法和问责。
该组织表示，这一行动与特朗普政府打击针对儿童销售多种口味非法中国电子烟产品的行动一致。
“对母亲们来说，这关乎个人利益。”美国母亲行动组织执行董事艾米丽·斯塔克（Emily Stack）在新闻稿中表示。
[一次性电子烟比香烟更有毒且致癌性更强，研究显示]
2025年12月19日，唐纳德·特朗普总统抵达北卡罗来纳州罗利举行竞选活动。(亚历克斯·布兰登/美联社)
“非法中国制造的电子烟每天都出现在我们的学校、社区和家庭中。母亲们已经受够了，我们正在采取行动阻止这些产品针对我们的孩子。”
美国母亲行动组织表示，将“动员母亲们”倡导加强执法、追究外国制造商的责任，并保护儿童和家庭。
在新闻稿中，该组织指出，许多非法中国制造的电子烟是“故意设计”来吸引儿童的，这将是他们反制行动的主要焦点。
“这不是偶然，而是故意为之。”斯塔克解释道，“中国已经建立了一个价值数十亿美元的产业，让美国儿童沉迷于非法产品，这些产品在我们社区中毫无立足之地。母亲们已经受够了，我们完全支持特朗普政府打击这一黑市的激进行动。”
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美国母亲行动组织称，中国制造的电子烟是故意设计来吸引儿童的。(iStock)
该组织的努力与特朗普政府打击非法中国制造电子烟的行动一致。去年，特朗普政府的美国药物管制局（Drug Enforcement Agency）开展“ Vape Trail行动”，在芝加哥查获价值8650万美元的非法电子烟，这是打击非法电子烟销售的突出成果。
“中国人越来越富有，而我们的孩子却越来越病弱。”卫生与公众服务部长小罗伯特·F·肯尼迪（Robert F. Kennedy Jr.）去年9月在X平台（原推特）上发文称，“我们将结束这种状况。”
“我们正在针对非法中国制造的电子烟，我们将阻止它们毒害我们的孩子。”
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2025年3月28日，中国国家主席习近平在北京参加国际商业会议。(Ken Ishii – Pool/Getty Images)
中国电子烟行业估值约280亿美元，尽管受到联邦限制，政府数据显示三分之二的产品流入美国消费者手中。全国销售的电子烟中，超过80%是非法且未经授权销售的。
“特朗普总统的行动发出了明确信息：从我们孩子的成瘾中获利将不被容忍。”斯塔克表示，“母亲们想要安全的社区、诚实的执法以及将美国家庭放在首位的领导人。我们致力于确保这些危险产品永远从我们的学校和社区中清除。”
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FIRST ON FOX: A group led by conservative moms is stepping into the fight against illegal Chinese-made vapes, inspired by the Trump administration’s efforts, and announcing it will be mounting an “aggressive” 2026 campaign to educate parents on the dangers of illegal e-cigarettes.
Moms for America Action, the nation’s largest conservative mothers organization, announced in a press release it will make combating illegal Chinese vapes a top priority in the 2026 election cycle, mobilizing parents and placing ads nationwide to demand tougher enforcement and accountability for manufacturers flooding the U.S. market with illicit products.
The group says the action is in line with the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal vape products manufactured in China that are marketed to children with a variety of flavors.
“For moms, this is personal,” Emily Stack, executive director of Moms for America Action, said in the press release.
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President Donald Trump arrives to speak at a campaign event, Dec.19, 2025, in Rocky Mount, North Carolina.(Alex Brandon/The Associated Press)
“Illegal Chinese vapes are showing up in our schools, our neighborhoods, and our homes every single day. Moms are fed up, and we’re taking action to stop these products from targeting our kids.”
Moms for America Actions says it will “mobilize moms” to “advocate for stronger enforcement, accountability for foreign manufacturers, and protections for children and families.”
In the press release, the group points out that many illicit Chinese vapes are “deliberately designed” to appeal to children and says that will be a main focus of their campaign’s pushback.
“This is not an accident; it’s by design,” Stack explained. “China has built a billion-dollar industry on addicting American kids to illegal products that have no place in our communities. Moms are fed up, and we fully support the Trump administration’s aggressive actions to shut down this black market.”
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Moms for America Actions said Chinese vape cigarettes are deliberately designed to appeal to children.(iStock)
The group’s efforts are in line with the Trump administration’s push to combat illicit Chinese vapes, highlighted by an $86.5 million seizure of illegal vapes in Chicago last year that accompanied “Operation Vape Trail,” an operation by Trump’s Drug Enforcement Agency to stem illegal vape sales.
“The Chinese are getting richer while our children get sicker,” Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.posted on X last September. “We’re putting an end to that.”
“We are targeting illegal Chinese vapes, and we will stop them from poisoning our children.”
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Chinese President Xi Jinping speaks during an international business meeting on March 28, 2025, in Beijing, China.(Ken Ishii – Pool/Getty Images)
China’s vape industry is estimated at $28 billion, and despite federal restrictions, government data indicates that two-thirds of its products reach U.S. consumers. More than 80% of vapes sold nationwide are illicit and not authorized for sale.
“President Trump’s actions send a clear message: profiting off the addiction of our children will not be tolerated,” Stack said. “Moms want safe communities, honest enforcement of the law, and leaders who put American families first. We are committed to making sure these dangerous products are removed from our schools and neighborhoods for good.”
Andrew Mark Miller is a reporter at Fox News. Find him on Twitter @andymarkmiller and email tips to AndrewMark.Miller@Fox.com.
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