Condemning Honduras President Pardon and Boosting Anti-Narcotics Cooperation.
This House Resolution condemns the pardon of the former Honduran President, convicted of major drug trafficking in the U.S., arguing it damages anti-corruption efforts and the rule of law. It urges the U.S. government to strengthen cooperation with Honduras to combat narcotics and corruption, including using sanctions. The resolution aims to enhance regional security and stability, which directly impacts the flow of drugs and migration affecting U.S. communities.
Key points
The House condemns the pardon of Juan Orlando Hernández, stating it undermines U.S. credibility in fighting corruption and drug trafficking.
It mandates strengthening U.S. partnership with Honduras to promote security, counter illegal narcotics, and address migration and economic development.
It calls for the use of Magnitsky sanctions and coordinated law enforcement to combat corruption across Central America.
Status:
Introduced
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