The resolution expresses support for the construction of a federally owned transcontinental pipeline that would run along the Mexico-United States border, facilitating the transport of crude oil and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from the South China Sea to refineries in Texas and Louisiana. This pipeline is envisioned to enhance the U.S.'s position as a leading refiner and distributor of petroleum products, with the potential to export refined fuels such as gasoline and jet fuel to European markets. The federal ownership of the pipeline would allow for streamlined operations without state interference and the ability to impose a transport surcharge that could contribute to the national debt.

Additionally, the resolution highlights the strategic advantages of the pipeline, including the potential for improved security cooperation with Mexico and the ability to influence supplier nations in the Pacific Rim to maintain regional peace. The proposed pipeline system is framed as a means to foster economic benefits for both the U.S. and Mexico, while also promoting global peace and prosperity.