The bill would require the Secretary of State to prepare a strategy to improve security and stability in Haiti. The strategy would assess support for Haitian security forces, coordination with international partners, gang violence, humanitarian work, economic opportunities, sanctions, and collaboration with Haitian leaders and civil society. The Secretary would also report to Congress on progress each year for five years.
The bill directs the State Department to plan and report on U.S. efforts related to Haiti. It does not create a direct benefit or service for individuals.
The bill does not specify an amount of spending.
The bill states that Congress views Haiti's security, economic, political, and humanitarian crises as a U.S. national security concern. It also says lasting solutions should be led by the Haitian people.
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