The bill is a joint resolution from the Wyoming legislature demanding that the United States Congress extinguish federal title over public lands and subsurface resources in Wyoming that originated from former federal territory. It emphasizes the importance of state sovereignty and jurisdiction over these lands, arguing that the current federal control undermines Wyoming's status as an equal member of the Union. The resolution cites constitutional provisions, including the Admissions Clause and the Property Clause, asserting that Congress has a duty to dispose of these lands to uphold Wyoming's rights and interests.

The resolution calls for Congress to confirm its intent to transfer federal title to the state by October 1, 2025, and recognizes the significance of public land culture and economy in Wyoming. It also expresses the state's willingness to negotiate the cession of its jurisdiction over any lands deemed of national interest. The Wyoming legislature aims to ensure that these lands are maintained as state public lands, thereby reinforcing the state's sovereignty and fulfilling its constitutional rights.