; Whereas United States taxpayers invested $3,000,000 to restore the Iraqi Jewish Archive, and the National Archives and Records Administration has worked diligently to preserve the artifacts; Whereas the National Archives and Records Administration has, from 2013 to 2018, displayed the Iraqi Jewish Archive in— (1) Washington, DC; (2) New York, New York; (3) Kansas City, Missouri; (4) Yorba Linda, California; (5) Miami Beach, Florida; (6) Dallas, Texas; (7) Atlanta, Georgia; and (8) Baltimore, Maryland; Whereas the exhibition of the Iraqi Jewish Archive across the United States and its cataloguing online has enabled people throughout the world and especially the Iraqi Jewish community diaspora to discover, learn about, and reflect upon the rich history of the Jewish community in Iraq; Whereas, in February 2014, the United States Senate unanimously passed a resolution calling on the Administration to extend the agreement to keep temporarily the Iraqi Jewish Archives in the United States; Whereas the Administration reached an agreement with the Government of Iraq to keep the Archive in the United States until September 2018; and Whereas the Iraqi Embassy to the United States has said that the Iraqi Jewish community, like other communities in Iraq, played a key role in building the country, shared in its prosperity, and also suffered exile and forced departure because of tyranny: Now, therefore, be it