The resolution calls on Congress to establish federal protections for the wild horse herd at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, emphasizing the historical significance of these horses, which were present during Theodore Roosevelt's presidency. The herd not only contributes to the cultural heritage of North Dakota but also plays a vital role in attracting tourism and providing economic benefits to the state. Concerns have been raised regarding the management and long-term health of the wild horse population, prompting the need for legislative action.

The North Dakota Legislative Assembly expresses its intent to ensure the preservation of the wild horse herd for future generations by urging Congress to enact protective measures. Additionally, the resolution mandates that copies be sent to various federal and state officials, including the Secretary of the Interior and members of the North Dakota Congressional Delegation, to advocate for the cause effectively.