The Iraqi Government plan to disperse and relocate the residents of Camp Ashraf inside Iraq is prelude to a massacre. The residents of Ashraf will never agree to be forcibly relocated and are no longer willing to discuss a plan that amounts to a license to murder all of them. The Iranian regime, which views the residents of Ashraf and the organization to which they belong, MEK, as an existential threat, will not stop at anything short of the complete annihilation of the residents. The Tehran regime wants to finish what it failed to do in 1988, when 30,000 MEK members and sympathizers were massacred in Iranian prisons. The United States is legally and morally obligated to ensure the safety and security of Camp Ashraf residents since it signed an agreement with each resident to protect them



