Requesting information on the United Mexican States' human rights practices pursuant to section 502B(c) of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961.

This resolution asks the U.S. government to provide information about human rights practices in Mexico. It uses a section of an existing foreign aid law to formally request those details. It does not change any laws or spending by itself; it’s meant to gather facts so Congress can review and oversee policy related to Mexico and human rights .

In plain terms, it’s a call for transparency. Lawmakers want an official report they can examine before making future decisions about U.S. relations and assistance connected to human rights in Mexico .

• Who is affected: U.S. officials who must provide the information; Congress reviewing it; people and groups following human rights issues in Mexico .
• What changes: No direct policy change—this is a request for information under an existing law .
• When: After the resolution is acted on, the requested information would be provided for review .