This House resolution says the House supports the Iranian people's desire for a democratic, secular, and nonnuclear republic. It condemns the Iranian regime for terrorism, regional armed activity, and internal repression. The text says the regime fuels weapons to proxies, targets ships and foreign forces, and has violated nuclear commitments by expanding enriched uranium. The resolution notes major protests in Iran led by women and youth and reports of executions and repression of minorities. It endorses a Ten-Point Plan for Iran’s future promoted by some opposition groups and asks the United States to work with Albania to protect Iranian political refugees living at Ashraf 3.
If adopted, this resolution would state the House's position: supporting Iranian protesters and opposing the current Iranian regime. It calls for holding Iranian leaders accountable through continued sanctions, supporting certain Iranian opposition plans, and protecting Iranian refugees in Albania. It expresses U.S. congressional concern about human rights, nuclear issues, and regional security related to Iran.
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The resolution argues that the Iranian regime is a major source of terrorism and regional instability. It says protesters in Iran seek democracy, pluralism, and equal rights, and that supporting those calls would improve regional and global security. It supports holding the regime accountable, backing the Ten-Point Plan for a democratic, secular, nonnuclear Iran, and protecting Iranian political refugees at Ashraf 3.
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