The U.S. Senate approved legislation on Dec. 16 to ban all imports from China’s Xinjiang region, where Beijing has is holding more than 1 million Uyghurs in internment camps, over forced labor concerns. The measure is now headed to the White House, where President Joe Biden has said he’ll sign it into law. The move complements a series of actions by the Biden administration aimed at holding the Chinese regime accountable over its repression in Xinjiang, which Washington has labeled as a genocide. The Senate approved the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act by unanimous consent two days after the House approved it with a unanimous voice vote. The legislation rushed through Congress this week after lawmakers agreed on a compromise that eliminated differences between measures introduced in the House and Senate. Republicans and Democrats in the two chambers had been arguing over the Uyghur legislation for months. The dispute complicated the approval of the annual …