Reaffirming the United States commitment to respecting the sovereignty of Mexico and condemning calls for military action in Mexico without Mexico's consent and congressional authorization.

This resolution states that the United States should respect Mexico’s sovereignty and condemns calls for using U.S. military force inside Mexico without Mexico’s consent and without authorization from Congress . It exists to make clear the House’s position amid public debate about cross‑border military action related to issues in Mexico . It primarily affects U.S. policymakers by setting a formal stance that any such action would be inappropriate without consent and proper authorization . It also signals to the executive branch and the defense community that the House opposes unilateral military operations in Mexico, reinforcing the importance of diplomatic cooperation with Mexico . The key content is a reaffirmation of respect for Mexico’s sovereignty and a condemnation of proposals for unauthorized military intervention . The measure does not create new programs or funding; it expresses the House’s position on this policy question .