President Joe Biden’s nominee for commerce secretary should commit to keeping China-based Huawei on a blacklist that blocks it from some activities in the United States, Rep. Mark Green (R-Tenn.) said Friday. Green and other House Republicans recently urged the Senate to delay Gina Raimondo’s nomination because she refused to say Huawei would remain on the Department of Commerce’s Entity List, where it and 68 affiliates were placed during the Trump administration because of national security concerns. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) then placed a hold on the nomination over her reluctance to commit on the Huawei matter. “I hope that Senator Cruz will hold on until they give, not assurances that they’re going to consider it, but assurances that they won’t allow Huawei to be a part of those networks in the United States,” Green said on NTD’s “The Nation Speaks.” “That’s really what we want to hear. And that’s …