; (2) the United States has a moral obligation to forcefully advocate for the release of wrongfully detained locally employed staff who endure arrest, detention, prosecution, and imprisonment because of the personal risk they often assume to themselves, their families, and their communities as a result of their work for and affiliation with the United States Government; (3) it is in the national security interest of the United States to advocate for the safety and security of all employees of the United States Government overseas because any failure to do so emboldens other foreign governments to interfere with United States diplomatic, military, and other missions around the world; and (4) the President should— (A) press the Government of Turkey, in coordination with NATO allies, in all high-level bilateral and multilateral fora to immediately release wrongfully detained locally employed staff and citizens of the United States and to resolve their cases in a timely, fair, and transparent manner; (B) urge the Government of Turkey, in coordination with NATO allies, to restore democratic norms and respect for the rule of law and the human rights of all citizens of Turkey by ceasing all arbitrary or politically motivated prosecutions, detentions, and dismissals, and by undertaking meaningful reforms to ensure the independence of the judiciary in Turkey; (C) consider, in coordination with NATO allies, in order to secure the prompt release of wrongfully detained locally employed staff and citizens of the United States in Turkey, rescinding accreditations to a commensurate number of diplomats from the Embassy of Turkey to the United States