The resolution urges Congress to pass the Presidential Security Resources Reimbursement Act of 2024, which aims to reimburse state and local governments for public safety expenses incurred during visits by major presidential and vice-presidential candidates. It highlights the importance of the Secret Service's role in ensuring the safety of these individuals and emphasizes the need for effective cooperation between the Secret Service and local authorities. The resolution notes that the financial burden of providing security often falls on state and local governments, which can strain their resources.

The resolution references a recent assassination attempt on a former president and current candidate, underscoring the ongoing need for robust security measures during election campaigns. By enacting the proposed legislation, the Secretary of Homeland Security would be authorized to reimburse state and local governments for the personnel, equipment, and services they provide to support public safety during these high-profile events. The resolution concludes by calling for immediate action from Congress and the President to ensure that local governments receive the necessary funding to maintain public safety during such critical times.