Repeal the trade embargo that restricts the import of Cuban Cigars into the US

In February of 1962, President John F. Kennedy established a trade embargo against Cuba to sanction Fidel Castro's communist regime. United States citizens cannot legally acquire or consume Cuban cigars, even while traveling abroad. The United States trades with other communist countries such as China. The embargo is not working, since Cuba's citizens are the ones who are suffering. Re-establishing trade with Cuba may benefit both countries and especially the American Cigar smoker.