Denouncing Forced Labor and Trafficking of Cuban Medical Personnel Abroad
This resolution condemns the Cuban regime for profiting from the forced labor and human trafficking of its medical personnel deployed in other countries. It urges host governments to pay Cuban doctors directly and calls on the US President to revoke visas for foreign officials involved in facilitating these exploitation schemes. The resolution also explicitly approves of the expanded visa restriction policy announced by the Secretary of State in February 2025.
Key points
The House of Representatives recognizes the exploitation of Cuban medical staff as a gross violation of international anti-trafficking treaties.
The resolution urges the US President to use visa revocation powers against foreign officials (including those from Brazil, Honduras, Mexico, and PAHO) involved in these schemes.
Host countries are urged to ensure Cuban medical personnel receive their full wages directly, bypassing the Cuban regime's wage confiscation practices.
Status:
Introduced
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