Are the $380B Arms Sales To Saudi Violation Of US Criminal Law?

https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/3727674/ABA-CHR-Assessment-of-Arms-Sales-to-Saudi-Arabia.pdf

UPDATE: So the total reaches $380 billion over the coming decade. Doesn't anyone on this website question either the legality or the wisdom of pouring so many weapons including very high technology weapons into the powderkeg of the middle east??? What kind of arms race are we stimulating among the middle eastern countries that are openly oppressive and can afford to buy massive arms stockpiles? Who is ultimately going to use these weapons when it is difficult to get Saudi citizens to bother to obtain an education or go to work? Certainly, the president will be using these and other weapons deals to bring far more riches to our domestic military industrial complex - and add a significant number of jobs to our economy. But, do we want to pledge our lives to making a living being the arsenal of an extremely repressive and dangerous exclusively male dominated authoritarian regime that cruelly deprives fundamental human rights, deeply discriminates against, and openly abuses women, dissidents (even ordinary reporters), and foreign workers. I would argue these guys are entirely consistent with the oppressive and exploitive thoughts, desires, speech, and manner of the president - but this is rather too obvious to belabor the point. Suffice it to say once $380 billion in weapons are introduced into the region there is absolutely nothing to prevent the regime from continuing to attack civilian and humanitarian targets in neighboring countries - and to redistribute these weapons at its discretion to countries inimical to our and our allies interests in the region. What if even a tiny fraction of these unprecedentedly massive weapon purchases end up in the hands of the kind of a Saudi terrorists or Saudi inspired terrorists who perpetrated 911 attacks? Something is very wrong with the president's foreign policy here - perhaps because he has no appreciation for the deeply violent history of the region and the effects of pouring so many weapons into what will inevitably become a powderkeg of arms escalation - involving not only the united states but numerous other countries keen to make a buck until the region destabilizes - and perhaps even open warfare breaks out among middle eastern states of diametrically opposed aspirations.

The American Bar Association opinion is that the Saudi's are in violation of laws restricting the use of American weapons to military targets. Evidence strongly suggests Saudi's intentionally targeted civilian humanitarian targets. Could the new agreement publically inked by Trump and Saudi King further erode the Trump defense against impeachment for high crimes violating our congressional federal arms export control & military munitions technology export control laws?

Perhaps there are good reasons US-Saudi sales were historically paltry and only once exceeded $10B per year - before Trump jumped in this year to sell off at wholesale some $110B in more sophisticated tactical and strategic military assets. What has changed to modify our sales limits?