The U.S. Senate wants to make sure the people in charge of Cuba stop being mean and unfair to their own people and to other countries. They want to keep a close eye on them, work with other nations to help Cubans who want to be free, and maybe even kick them out of a big meeting where countries talk about being nice and fair to everyone.

The bill is saying that some people who broke the law in the U.S. are hiding in Cuba, and the U.S. wants Cuba to send them back. It also suggests that if Cuba doesn't help, the U.S. might stop giving them certain kinds of money meant for helping with police and law enforcement.

Joanne Chesimard, also known as Assata Shakur, is a person the U.S. Congress wants to bring back from Cuba because they say she did bad things, like hurting a police officer. They want to honor the police officers who were affected by these acts and ask Cuba to send her back to the U.S. so she can face consequences.