American senators demant to cut aid to Turkey until Ankara responds  criminal behavior of Erdogan security guards. 

ArmInfo.Top U.S. Senate Appropriators Threaten Turkey Aid Over Attacks on US Protesters.  29 U.S. Representatives Press Secretary Tillerson to Take Decisive  Action against Ankara Congressional uproar over the May 16th brutal  beating of peaceful American protesters in Washington, DC by Turkish  President Recep Erdogan's security forces pushed into a second week,  with top U.S.  Senate appropriators - Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and  Patrick Leahy (D-VT) - threatening to cut US assistance to Ankara if  the matter is not given "the highest attention and consideration it  deserves by the Government of Turkey," reported the Armenian National  Committee of America (ANCA).

In a May 18th letter to Turkey's Ambassador, Serdar Kilic, Senators  Graham and Leahy stressed: "We would like to remind you that peaceful  assembly and freedom of speech are fundamental rights in this  country.  The aggressiveness and brutality demonstrated by the  Turkish security personnel are interpreted by many of us as much more  than an attack against peaceful demonstrators - it is an attack  against these very rights." The text of this Senate letter is  provided below.

Across the U.S. Capitol, 29 U.S. Representatives, led by  Congressional Hellenic Caucus Co-Chair Carolyn Maloney (D-NY), called  on the State Department to take swift action and hold perpetrators  accountable. "This kind of behavior by a foreign security detail is  reprehensible and cannot be tolerated. These actions are not only  criminal, they are affronts to U.S. values," House leaders told  Secretary of State Tillerson in their May 19th letter.  "Freedom of  speech and freedom to protest may be prohibited in Turkey and  offensive to the Turkish President, but they are bedrock U.S.  principles that must be safeguarded."

To mention, the security guards of Turkish leader  Rejep Erdogan   implemented violating actions in respect to the participants of  peaceful demonstration in Washington, protesting the visit of Turkish  leader to USA - Armenians, Kurds, Yazidis and Assyrians.