; (6) President Trump's decision to reduce United States foreign assistance to El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras from funding levels set in fiscal years 2017 and 2018— (A) poses a serious risk to United States national security; and (B) will damage the efforts of the United States to address the underlying conditions causing citizens of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras to flee their homelands and migrate to the United States; (7) the Trump Administration’s proposed cuts in United States foreign assistance for Central America for fiscal year 2020, if implemented, would undermine the United States ability to work with the Governments of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras to address critical United States national security priorities and the factors driving migration to the United States; (8) the Trump Administration must reverse its decision to terminate the Temporary Protected Status designations for El Salvador and Honduras in order to prevent negative consequences to United States foreign policy objectives; (9) the United States should partner with the Government of Mexico— (A) to strengthen Mexico’s internal asylum system; and (B) ensure that Mexico upholds international and humanitarian standards; (10) combating corruption in the Northern Triangle must remain a critical priority and the United States must continue its public and financial support for the United Nation’s Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG) and the Organization of American States’ Mission to Support the Fight Against Corruption and Impunity in Honduras (MACCIH) as part of this effort; (11) the Government of Guatemala should reverse its efforts— (A) to terminate CICIG’s mandate; and (B) to undermine the effectiveness of CICIG’s ongoing operations, including prohibiting the current CICIG Commissioner from entering the country