; table of contents. Sec. 2. Findings. Sec. 3. Sense of Congress. Sec. 4. Definitions. TITLE I—Advancing reforms in Central America to address the factors driving migration Subtitle A—Strengthening the capacity of Central American governments To protect and provide for their own people Sec. 111. United States Strategy for Engagement in Central America. Sec. 112. Authorization of appropriations for United States Strategy for Engagement in Central America. Sec. 113. Strengthening the rule of law and combating corruption. Sec. 114. Combating criminal violence and improving citizen security. Sec. 115. Tackling extreme poverty and advancing economic development. Subtitle B—Conditions, limitations, and certifications on United States assistance Sec. 121. Assistance funding available without condition. Sec. 122. Conditions on assistance related to combating, smuggling, and providing for screening and safety of migrants. Sec. 123. Conditions on assistance related to progress on specific issues. Sec. 124. Additional limitations. Subtitle C—Effectively coordinating United States engagement in Central America Sec. 131. United States Coordinator for Engagement in Central America. Subtitle D—United States leadership for engaging international donors and partners Sec. 141. Requirement for strategy to secure support of international donors and partners. TITLE II—Cracking down on criminal gangs, cartels, and complicit officials Subtitle A—Strengthening cooperation among law enforcement agencies To target smugglers and traffickers Sec. 211. Enhanced international cooperation to combat human smuggling and trafficking. Sec. 212. Enhanced investigation and prosecution of human smuggling and trafficking. Sec. 213. Information campaign on dangers of irregular migration. Subtitle B—Strengthening the ability of the United States Government To crack down on smugglers, traffickers, and drug cartels Sec. 221. Enhanced penalties for organized smuggling schemes. Sec. 222. Expanding financial sanctions on narcotics trafficking and money