That it is the sense of the House of Representatives that— (1) the rights to peacefully assemble and freely express one’s views are essential to the fabric of American democracy; (2) the Turkish security forces acted in an unprofessional and brutal manner, reflecting poorly on President Erdogan and the Government of Turkey; (3) any Turkish security officials who directed, oversaw, or participated in efforts by Turkish security forces to illegally suppress peaceful protests on May 16, 2017, should be charged and prosecuted under United States law; (4) the United States Secret Service and the Diplomatic Security Service of the Department of State should review this incident and confirm with the Turkish National Police the standards expected by visiting security details to prevent future violent incidents; (5) the Department of State should immediately request the waiver of immunity of any Turkish security detail official engaged in assault in the United States prior to release of that individual from custody; (6) the Department of State should conduct a review of its own security procedures to determine how to mitigate the likelihood of such an event in the future; (7) the United States respect for free speech requires officials of the United States to speak out against such incidents; and (8) the United States should take steps to strengthen freedoms for the press and civil society in countries such as Turkey, and combat efforts by foreign leaders to suppress free and peaceful protest in their own countries.