Senate Resolution No. 394 recognizes the significant contributions of the Texas-Mexico border region to the state's economy, education, and cultural diversity. The resolution highlights that approximately 10 percent of Texas's population resides in border counties, which collectively generate over $350 billion in annual gross domestic product. The border facilitates millions of crossings for essential services and trade, with notable ports like El Paso and Laredo playing crucial roles in job creation and economic output. The region is characterized by its multicultural communities, with a majority of residents being of Mexican descent, and is home to several tribal nations.

Additionally, the resolution emphasizes the safety and quality of life in border cities, many of which have received the All-American City award for their community commitment. The Texas-Mexico border is also ecologically diverse, featuring numerous natural parks and educational institutions that serve thousands of students. The Senate affirms that the border region is vital to the identity and prosperity of Texas, deserving of recognition for its vibrant and thriving communities.