Amendment · S.Amdt. 4458· Senate(119-SAMDT-4458)

S.Amdt. 4458

Age: 62 years

Nevada

Introduced: 3/17/2026
Sponsored by: Catherine Cortez Masto
Cosponsors: None

Changes bill: 119-S-1383 — Veterans Accessibility Advisory Committee Act of 2025

Introduced
Pending Consideration
Failed

This amendment was never taken up, and the bill finished without it. It was never voted on.

What this amendment would do

This amendment, submitted by Ms. Cortez Masto to bill S. 3183, aims to add a requirement for the Department of Justice to produce a report.

The purpose of this addition is to hold officials accountable by requiring the Department of Justice to submit a report to specific Senate and House committees and make it available on their public website. The report must include:

All records of communications between White House officials and specific Department of Justice offices regarding the December 1, 2025, formal pardon of former Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernandez.
Any records that support claims that the prosecution of Mr. Hernandez was unsupported by evidence or politically motivated.
Evidence of evidentiary insufficiencies, procedural defects, or legal errors in the conviction or prosecution.
A narrative explaining how exonerating evidence overcomes trial evidence, such as phone data of co-conspirators visiting the presidential palace, ledgers from a murdered trafficker-witness, audio recordings of MS-13 gang payments, and pictures of Mr. Hernandez with drug traffickers at the 2010 World Cup.
A summary timeline of the federal law enforcement investigation into Mr. Hernandez and his associates.
A detailed description of Emil Bove's role in the conviction, prosecution, and investigation of Mr. Hernandez and his associates.