This is a Senate resolution asking the State Department to provide detailed information about Guatemala's human rights record. Specifically, Congress wants to know how Guatemala treats non-citizens who have been sent there by the United States government—including people who may have been deported or removed by U.S. immigration authorities. The resolution focuses on serious concerns: whether these individuals face torture, unlawful detention, forced disappearances, human trafficking, or other abuse. Congress also wants the State Department to explain what steps the U.S. has taken to protect these people before sending them to Guatemala, including whether the U.S. verified that Guatemala would treat them humanely and respect their legal rights. Additionally, the resolution asks for information about any U.S. military or security aid given to Guatemala and whether that aid could potentially be used to harm these vulnerable individuals. The State Department must compile this information with input from its human rights experts and legal advisers, then submit it to Congress within 30 days.

A resolution requesting information on the Republic of Guatemala's human rights practices pursuant to section 502B(c) of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961.