Recognizes states' rights to repel invasions and defend against imminent danger from cartels and terrorists at the southern border.

This resolution recognizes that states have the sovereign power to repel invasions and defend against the imminent danger posed by paramilitary, narco-terrorist cartels, terrorists, and criminal actors who have seized control of the southern border. It highlights the detrimental effects on border states and the nation, including increased crime, drug trafficking, and strain on resources. The resolution asserts that the federal government failed to protect states against these threats, leading to states taking unilateral action to defend themselves.

Recognizes states' rights to repel invasions and defend against imminent danger from cartels and terrorists at the southern border.

This resolution recognizes that states have the sovereign power to repel invasions and defend against the imminent danger posed by paramilitary, narco-terrorist cartels, terrorists, and criminal actors who have seized control of the southern border. It highlights the detrimental effects on border states and the nation, including increased crime, drug trafficking, and strain on resources. The resolution asserts that the federal government failed to protect states against these threats, leading to states taking unilateral action to defend themselves.