Don't Let Trump Hand Saudi Arabia Keys to a Nuclear Bomb

The Trump administration signed a deal allowing U.S. companies to share nuclear technology with Saudi Arabia — without the safeguards needed to prevent that technology from being used to build nuclear weapons.

Senator Ed Markey and nuclear experts are raising red flags that handing Saudi Arabia sensitive nuclear technology without strict limits could help spark a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.

Congress has 90 days to review the agreement and decide whether to approve or reject it.

Don't let Trump fuel a nuclear arms race in the Middle East. Tell Congress to reject the administration's dangerous nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia unless it includes the strongest safeguards.

If the administration wants to help Saudi Arabia build nuclear energy infrastructure, it must require the strongest possible protections: full International Atomic Energy Agency inspections, a ban on uranium enrichment, and a ban on reprocessing plutonium.

Sign the petition to Congress today and tell them to reject Trump’s deal to give Saudi Arabia the keys to a nuclear bomb. 

The petition to Congress reads: "Reject Trump's nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia unless it includes the strongest nonproliferation safeguards, including full International Atomic Energy Agency inspections, a ban on uranium enrichment, and a ban on reprocessing plutonium. Do not approve any agreement that could help fuel a nuclear arms race in the Middle East."