US HB6083

Establishes a Commission to Study and Develop Reconciliation Proposals for Misguided Interventions in the Americas to examine 9 U.S. military interventions in Nicaragua, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Grenada, and Panama during the 20th century

Commission must document U.S. involvement in regime changes, treatment of native populations under U.S.-supported governments, and lingering negative effects on affected nations' citizens and societies

Commission membership includes the Under Secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs, U.S. Ambassadors to studied nations, and appointed members from the President, House Speaker, and Senate Majority Leader, with foreign ambassadors sought through international cooperation

Requires submission of a written report to Congress within 4 years containing findings and recommendations, including whether formal apologies are warranted and proposals for repairing relations with affected nations

Authorizes $20,000,000 in appropriations, with the Commission terminating 90 days after submitting its report to Congress