That the House of Representatives— (1) acknowledges and respects the responsibility of the United States to refugees, asylum-seekers, immigrants, and naturalized United States citizens; (2) urges the United States to uphold its commitments under the Immigration and Nationality Act and international treaties related to asylum-seekers; (3) urges the Department of Homeland Security to— (A) stop deportations, of legitimate asylum-seekers, including Cameroonians, fleeing state oppression and mass atrocity crimes due to widespread violence; (B) immediately provide for alternatives to detention for these asylum-seekers, except in cases where a determination is made that such individuals pose a significant risk to public safety; and (C) ensure that asylum-seekers and other immigrants have access to clear information on their rights and obligations regarding their ongoing legal proceedings, case management, and health services (including testing) in a time of COVID–19; (4) urges the Department of Homeland Security Office of the Inspector General, to— (A) immediately investigate allegations of civil and human rights violations committed against Cameroonian individuals in the custody of ICE at the Adams County, Winn, and Jackson Parish Correctional Facilities; and (B) immediately pause the removals of all potential victims or cooperating witnesses of alleged civil and human rights violations until such an investigation is complete; (5) urges the Government of Cameroon to respect the fundamental rights of all Cameroonian citizens, including those removed from the United States under orders of deportation, political activists, and journalists; and (6) calls on the international community to use diplomatic tools to address the root causes of conflict and displacement, including by pursuing accountability for war crimes and investing in peace-building initiatives.