Strengthening US-Caribbean Partnership Act
HR 3678, the Strengthening US-Caribbean Partnership Act, authorizes the President to extend U.S. diplomatic privileges and immunities to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) under the same terms applied to other international organizations. This would directly affect CARICOM member nations by granting their diplomatic representatives similar legal protections as those afforded to representatives of other international bodies. The bill amends the International Organizations Immunities Act to allow this extension without requiring new legislation for each case. It creates a procedural mechanism for the U.S. to formally recognize CARICOM's diplomatic status within existing U.S. law.
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Introduced Jun 3, 2025
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