The resolution condemns Russia's illegal removal of children from Ukraine, highlighting the violation of international law and human rights associated with these actions. It references the Budapest Memorandum, which established commitments to respect Ukraine's sovereignty, and outlines Russia's aggressive military actions against Ukraine since 2014, culminating in the large-scale invasion that began in February 2022. The resolution notes that over 19,500 Ukrainian children have been deported, with many sent to re-education camps where they face indoctrination, physical abuse, and inadequate care. It emphasizes the targeting of vulnerable groups, including orphans and children with disabilities, and the alarming reports of illegal adoptions into Russian families.

In response to these violations, the resolution expresses New Jersey's strong condemnation of Russia's actions and calls for the immediate return of all illegally deported children to Ukraine. It also acknowledges the International Criminal Court's issuance of arrest warrants for Russian officials involved in these deportations. The resolution aims to raise awareness and support for the affected children, ensuring that copies are sent to key U.S. leaders and Ukrainian representatives to emphasize the urgency and importance of this issue.