S. 2271 requires the Secretary of Defense to submit a report to Congress detailing the current state of U.S. security cooperation with Guyana and identifying what additional military assistance the United States could provide to help protect Guyana from a potential Venezuelan attack. The bill must be completed within 270 days (roughly nine months) after the legislation is enacted. The report will go to the Senate and House Armed Services Committees to help inform Congress about defense priorities in the region. This bill does not authorize any new spending or programs—it simply requires the Pentagon to assess and report on security cooperation options with Guyana.
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