It sets forth a procedure for the issuing of a summons to any individual entitled to immunity under the Vienna Convention believed to have committed a serious crime. and requires the Secretary of State to request the sending state to waive immunity of any individual charged with a serious criminal offense. and if such waiver is not granted to declare such individual persona non grata. It requires the Secretary of State to notify the Commissioner of the INS of each diolomat who leaves voluntarily or is asked to leave because of an alleged criminal offense. It amends the immigration law to bar reentry into the United States of any individual who has left the country voluntarily or who has been asked to leave because of alleged involvement in a serious criminal offense. It authorizes the institution and maintenance of criminal prosecution provided that no measure is taken in derogation of the immune individuals inviolability or immunity. It requires both the Secretary of State and the Comptroller of the United States to review and report on U.S. policies of providing privileges and immunities to foreign diplomats. It requires the Attorney General. in consultation with the Secretary of State to review U.S. procedures for issuing visas to diplomats to the United States and the United Nations. It increases current laws minimum automobile liability insurance of $300.000 to $1 million. It requires the Director of the Office of Foreign Missions to set up a liability insurance scheme to compensate victims of crimes committed by diplomats.
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