Repeal the United States embargos against Cuba.

Repeal the United States Embargo Against Cuba (1960), Cuban Democracy Act (1993) and the Helms-Burton (Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity) Act (1996) to allow open trade and travel between the United States and Cuba. This will allow the resources dedicated to the enforcement of trade regulations to be appropriated to other areas within respective agencies. It will also benefit the people of, both, the United States and Cuba by decriminalizing Cuban goods within the United States, creating a more stable economy in Cuba and creating jobs in the U.S. for those who wish to import goods. A repeal would also help to strengthen diplomatic relations with other nations, who may disagree with the current regulations.