President William Lai's son was reportedly placed under surveillance in the United States by a Chinese-American woman who has now been arrested by the FBI.
The suspect, identified in American media as Wan Ying Heather Chong, was detained at Los Angeles International Airport as she prepared to board a flight to Shanghai.
American authorities allege she was monitoring the president's son on behalf of the Chinese government.
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council condemned what it called the cross-border targeting of a leader's family.
The two have traded sharp attacks over drug policy and campaign tactics as the mayoral race titans.
Chang's campaign office confirmed the arrangement and said it looked forward to the face-off, while Shen's camp has long pushed for a direct debate.
President William Lai's son was reportedly placed under surveillance in the United States by a Chinese-American woman who has now been arrested by the FBI.
The suspect, identified in American media as Wan Ying Heather Chong, was detained at Los Angeles International Airport as she prepared to board a flight to Shanghai.
American authorities allege she was monitoring the president's son on behalf of the Chinese government.
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council condemned what it called the cross-border targeting of a leader's family.
The two have traded sharp attacks over drug policy and campaign tactics as the mayoral race titans.
Chang's campaign office confirmed the arrangement and said it looked forward to the face-off, while Shen's camp has long pushed for a direct debate.
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