This Senate resolution says the Panama Canal is important to U.S. trade and security. It notes that many ships using the canal travel to or from U.S. ports. It also raises concerns about Chinese-linked investments and port operations in Panama. The resolution asks the Trump administration to support the canal’s neutrality and enforce the 1977 treaty. It was referred to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations.
The resolution states the Senate’s position and urges action by the administration. It does not describe direct changes for individuals.
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The resolution recognizes the Americans who built the canal and says it is vital to U.S. security and economic interests. It argues that Chinese-backed investment in canal-related infrastructure violates the Neutrality Treaty.
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