This House resolution denounces alleged human trafficking and forced labor involving Cuban medical personnel sent to work abroad. It cites U.S. State Department reports that say Cuban authorities control workers’ pay and documents and may punish workers who leave their assignments. The resolution urges foreign governments to pay Cuban medical workers directly and protect their labor rights. It also urges the President to use visa restrictions against officials linked to these programs and supports a 2025 State Department policy change on visa restrictions. The resolution has been referred to the House Foreign Affairs and Judiciary Committees.
The resolution urges actions by the President and foreign governments. It does not set out changes to services or requirements for the public.
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The resolution states that Cuban medical personnel abroad face trafficking and forced labor, and calls for steps to protect their rights and hold involved officials accountable.
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