A resolution expressing concern about economic and security conditions in Mexico and reaffirming the interest of the United States in mutually beneficial relations with Mexico based on shared interests on security, economic prosperity, and democratic values, and for other purposes.

This resolution reaffirms the interest of the United States in mutually beneficial relations with Mexico based on shared interests on security, economic prosperity, and democratic values.

The resolution reaffirms support for stronger economic relations with Mexico, including to strengthen the resiliency of critical supply chains in North America and the Western Hemisphere in general.

The resolution expresses deep concerns about the worsening investment climate in Mexico, and calls on the President to take meaningful actions to defend U.S. economic interests in Mexico and uphold the integrity of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

The resolution also urges the President to address the humanitarian and security crisis at the border with Mexico.

Bill 118 sres 97 is a resolution that addresses the economic and security conditions in Mexico. The resolution expresses concern about the current state of affairs in Mexico and reaffirms the United States' interest in maintaining mutually beneficial relations with Mexico. The resolution emphasizes the importance of shared interests in security, economic prosperity, and democratic values between the two countries.

The resolution highlights the need for cooperation between the United States and Mexico to address issues such as drug trafficking, human trafficking, and organized crime. It also emphasizes the importance of promoting economic growth and development in Mexico to improve the overall well-being of its citizens.

Overall, Bill 118 sres 97 aims to strengthen the relationship between the United States and Mexico by addressing common challenges and working together to promote security, economic prosperity, and democratic values in both countries.