The resolution urges the United States Federal Government, Congress, and the Governor of North Dakota to terminate the disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) program, which is viewed as a form of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiative. It references executive orders from President Trump that direct federal agencies to eliminate DEI policies and emphasizes that the DBE program's requirements are burdensome for contractors, leading to increased costs and reduced competitive bidding. The resolution argues that government contracts should be awarded based on the lowest responsible bid rather than race or gender, citing a court ruling that found the DBE program's practices violate the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.

The resolution expresses support for the elimination of the DBE program and encourages the Department of Government Efficiency to take action towards this goal. It also calls on the North Dakota Congressional Delegation to work towards removing DEI initiatives from state funding and supports the Governor and Attorney General of North Dakota in their efforts to end the DBE program and challenge its requirements legally. The resolution concludes with a directive to forward copies to relevant officials, including members of Congress and state leaders.