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.

This resolution is like telling someone off for being mean because it says the leaders in Vietnam should stop putting people in jail just for speaking up and being different. It also asks the U.S. government to help these people and to pay attention to those who are not being kind to others.

The bill wants to hold Cuba responsible for being mean to its people and not nice to other countries. It asks the United States to keep rules in place that say, "You can't do that," until Cuba starts being more fair and friendly.