; Whereas the Windsor Framework was formally adopted by the United Kingdom and the European Union on March 24, 2023, but the Democratic Unionist Party continues to undermine its full implementation; Whereas the Government of the United Kingdom continues to engage with all of the political parties in Northern Ireland, including the Democratic Unionist Party, to facilitate the establishment of a new power-sharing government in Northern Ireland consistent with the results of the 2022 elections; Whereas, during Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s speech for the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, he stated that the Government of the United Kingdom stand[s] ready to work with our partners in the Irish government and the local parties to ensure that the institutions are up and running again as soon as possible, and that the Government of the United Kingdom must keep working to persuade all parts of the community that returning to the institutions is the best path. ; Whereas the Good Friday Agreement, adopted in 1998, established the power-sharing government in Northern Ireland and institutions to facilitate communication and cooperation among Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, and the Government of the United Kingdom; Whereas blocking the work of the current Assembly and Executive in Northern Ireland as a bargaining chip to resolve an external policy matter between the Democratic Unionist Party and the United Kingdom violates the spirit and intent of the Good Friday Agreement’s power-sharing provisions and represents an undermining of the political process in Northern Ireland and a disserve to the Northern Ireland community that the Democratic Unionist Party claims to represent; Whereas the Good Friday Agreement and other past progress concerning Northern Ireland has been facilitated and moved forward with the support of civic institutions and leaders in the United States