The resolution acknowledges the ongoing border crisis affecting Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico, highlighted by a significant increase in illegal crossings and the associated risks to public safety. Since January 2021, there have been over 5.8 million illegal crossings, with many individuals evading apprehension. The resolution notes alarming statistics regarding crime and drug trafficking, including the arrest of over 10,800 illegal aliens with criminal convictions and the seizure of large quantities of fentanyl and other drugs, which are contributing to a national opioid crisis.

In response to this crisis, the resolution expresses Alabama's support for the border security efforts of the affected states and emphasizes that the issue impacts the entire country, making every state a "border state." It highlights Alabama's commitment to assist in addressing the crisis, including the deployment of National Guard troops to the U.S.-Mexico border. The resolution concludes by affirming that border security is a matter of national security, essential for the safety of communities across America.