A bipartisan Senate bill, S.2066, is looking to continue the efforts to
punish Saudi Arabia over the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, without
provoking a veto from President Trump. The bill includes some limits on
US arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
But the more novel aspect of the bill is a travel restriction pushed by
Sen. Jim Risch (R-ID), is that it would deny visas to all members of the Saudi royal family until the kingdom makes major improvements on human rights.
While past legislation calling for improvements in human rights just ask
for the administration to sign off arbitrarily, this legislation is
said to make some very specific demands, including the release of dozens
of dissidents.
While Trump has generally vetoed everything remotely anti-Saudi, reports
indicate that the White House has offered tacit support to this bill as
a compromise on the matter, which would allow them to show some
toughness toward the Saudis without threatening the bulk of the arms
sales.
Oh this is good . But the royal Family is not who is responsible for the human rights violation you so often see . Saudi Arabia has made female Mutualation a crime . While it is now still practiced in several states in the USA . The Royal family claims credit for a lot of these new rights over there . I guess the real religious Muslims will have to take their little girls to the USA if they want chop up their clitors