The resolution, introduced by Representative Gonzlez of Dallas, calls for the U.S. Department of Justice and the Trump administration to release the complete files related to the investigation of deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. It highlights the ongoing demand from various public figures, including current FBI and Justice Department officials, for transparency regarding Epstein's criminal activities and his associates. The resolution references Epstein's federal charges in 2019 for sex trafficking of minors, his controversial plea deal in 2008, and the subsequent conviction of his associate Ghislaine Maxwell.

Despite promises from the Trump administration to provide a full accounting of the Epstein case, including a list of clients and evidence, the resolution notes that the release of information has been inadequate. It points out that the Justice Department recently claimed that a much-anticipated "client list" does not exist, leading to public skepticism about the administration's transparency and integrity. The resolution concludes by urging the Texas Secretary of State to send official copies to President Trump and Attorney General Bondi, emphasizing the need for accountability and clarity in the Epstein case.