What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is SRES 796.
US Security: Holding Cuba Accountable for Human Rights and Hostile Activities.
This Senate Resolution calls for maintaining a strict US policy toward Cuba until the regime ceases human rights violations and hostile actions against the US. It highlights national security threats, including Cuba's intelligence cooperation with Russia and China, and its alleged use of illegal immigration to destabilize the US border. The resolution aims to protect US citizens' security and promote democracy in the Western Hemisphere.
Key points
Calls for keeping Cuba on the State Sponsors of Terrorism list due to its relationships with designated terrorist organizations and harboring US fugitives wanted for violent crimes.
Opposes normalizing relations with Cuba until the regime stops human trafficking (forced labor of doctors) and hostile intelligence activities, such as allowing Chinese surveillance near the US coast.
Emphasizes that the Cuban regime contributes to the US border crisis by weaponizing illegal immigration and profiting from smuggling.
Status:
Expired
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