Huawei`s lawsuit calling the U.S. ban `unconstitutional` has been dismissed
(Android Central)

Huawei claims without any evidence the ban is unconstitutional. What you need to know A federal court judge has dismissed Huawei`s lawsuit against the U.S. government. Huawei was suing the U.S. over being banned from selling telecom equipment to the government, calling it unconstitutional. Judge Amos Mazzant ruled against Huawei, stating that working with the government is a privilege not constitutionally protected right. In March of 2019, Huawei sued the U.S. government over the National Defense Authorization Act, calling it unconstitutional. The NDAA, which President Trump signed into law in 2018, prohibits the U.S. government and its contractors from purchasing telecommunications equipment from Huawei and ZTE. For years, the U.S. government has slung accusations at Huawei over spying or being under the influence of the Chinese government. However, according to Huawei`s suit, the ban failed to provide any evidence or the opportunity for Huawei to defend itself, making it unco...