US HB4286

Requires the Secretary of State to submit a comprehensive strategy to Congress within 90 days to reestablish security and enhance stability in Haiti, addressing gang violence, supporting Haitian security forces, and coordinating with international allies including the EU, Canada, and CARICOM nations

Mandates assessment of the Multinational Security Support Mission's effectiveness and potential transition to a long-term UN Peacekeeping Operations mission, along with evaluation of illicit arms flows and financial/political backing to Haitian gangs

Requires strategy development in consultation with multiple U.S. agencies (DFC, USAID, USTR), private sector entities operating in Haiti, and Haitian civil society stakeholders to support a Haitian-led solution to the crisis

Establishes annual reporting requirements to Congress for 5 years following strategy submission, covering consultations with Haitian stakeholders, international coordination on sanctions and aid, and metrics for evaluating security assistance effectiveness