The resolution urges the Trump Administration to refrain from using Naval Station Guantánamo Bay for the detention of migrants, particularly in light of recent expansions of the Migrant Operations Center at the facility. It highlights concerns regarding the legality and morality of detaining migrants at Guantánamo, citing ongoing litigation by human rights organizations and the facility's troubling history of abuse and inadequate conditions for detainees. The resolution also calls for the suspension of Operation Southern Guard, which facilitates the transfer of migrants to Guantánamo, and advocates for the permanent closure of the facility and the return of the land to the local community.

Additionally, the resolution addresses the broader humanitarian crisis in Cuba, attributing significant emigration from the country to the long-standing U.S. economic sanctions and the recent tightening of these measures under the Trump Administration. It emphasizes the detrimental impact of these sanctions on the Cuban population, including worsening healthcare conditions and increased suffering. The resolution further urges the federal government to lift these coercive economic measures and to reject any potential military action against Cuba, which could exacerbate the situation and undermine U.S. interests in the region. Copies of the resolution are to be sent to key government officials, including the President and members of Congress.