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 emphasizes the importance of the United States Secret Service in ensuring the safety of these individuals, as well as the need for effective cooperation between the Secret Service and local authorities. The resolution highlights the financial burdens that state and local governments face when providing security for such events, particularly in light of recent security threats.

By enacting the Presidential Security Resources Reimbursement Act of 2024, the Secretary of Homeland Security would be authorized to utilize state and local resources for public safety and law enforcement during candidate appearances, with reimbursement for these services. This would alleviate the financial strain on municipalities and enable them to better support the Secret Service in maintaining public safety during election campaigns. The resolution calls for immediate action from Congress and the President to ensure the safety of candidates and the public during these critical events.