The resolution expresses strong disapproval of the actions taken by President Donald Trump's administration, which are seen as detrimental to both domestic and global health. It highlights significant measures such as the withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Paris Climate Agreement, cuts to foreign aid, and the freezing of federal grants that have severely impacted health programs, biomedical research, and essential services for vulnerable populations. The resolution emphasizes the negative consequences of these actions, including the closure of health clinics, the stalling of vital research, and the cessation of critical public health reporting, which collectively undermine the U.S.'s role as a leader in global health.

In response, the resolution urges Rhode Island's federal delegation to take immediate action to reverse these harmful policies and restore the U.S.'s commitment to health, human rights, and global cooperation. It calls for specific actions such as rejoining the WHO, reinstating foreign aid, restoring funding for health agencies, and ensuring transparency in public health reporting. The resolution advocates for bipartisan efforts to protect the health and safety of Americans and those reliant on U.S. assistance, emphasizing the need for collaboration across political lines to uphold the values of cooperation, equity, and solidarity in health and human rights.