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This bill requires the Department of State to develop a comprehensive strategy to address the ongoing crisis in Haiti, focusing on multiple aspects of the country's instability. The bill recognizes that gang violence, political turmoil, and humanitarian challenges threaten Haiti's security and requires the Secretary of State to submit a detailed strategy within 90 days of enactment. The strategy must include assessments of bolstering security through supporting the Haitian National Police and international security missions, addressing the flow of illicit arms and support to gangs, expanding economic opportunities for Haitians, and developing a solution led by Haitian people and civil society. The Secretary must consult with various U.S. government agencies, private sector entities, and Haitian stakeholders in developing this strategy. Additionally, the bill mandates annual reporting to congressional committees for five years, detailing progress in implementing the strategy, including updates on consultations, international coordination, and metrics for evaluating security assistance effectiveness. The bill emphasizes a Haitian-led approach to resolving the country's complex challenges, recognizing the importance of supporting local stakeholders while providing international assistance and coordination.

Military Affairs and Security

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/4286/all-info