A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate that the actions of the Trump Administration that drastically and indiscriminately reduce staff at Federal agencies, freeze vast swaths of critical Federal funding, and dismantle Federal agencies are destructive and harmful to communities across the United States and have raised costs for American families.

The provided text does not list specific provisions or actions within the bill that would result in positive outcomes for people; rather, it describes actions taken by the administration that the Senate believes are negative, and then lists goals the Senate believes the administration should focus on.

• Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid: Office closures and staffing cuts have negatively affected the ability of these programs to provide critical benefits to seniors, children, and families. (Whereas, section 1)

• Federally-qualified health centers: These centers provide high quality, affordable primary health, dental, and mental health care, as well as low-cost prescription drugs, to over 32,000,000 patients, including children and seniors. (Whereas, section 2)

• Medical Research: Funding for research at universities, including National Institutes of Health research on cancer and Alzheimer's disease, is at risk. (Whereas, section 3)

• Nonprofit Organizations: Organizations that provide mental health and substance use disorder treatment are stretched thin when funding freezes occur. (Whereas, section 4)

• Housing Programs: Reductions affect programs that provide access to affordable housing and shelter/supportive services for homeless individuals, including children, families, and veterans. (Whereas, section 5)

• Small Business Programs: Reductions affect support for entrepreneurs looking to start or grow businesses, rebuild after disasters, or gain access to mentorship. (Whereas, section 6)

• Students with Disabilities: Funding under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act is negatively affected, impacting equal access to education. (Whereas, section 7)

• Agriculture: Programs from the Department of Agriculture that support local farmers, ranchers, and regional food systems are impacted. (Whereas, section 8)

• Veteran Services: The administration's actions have affected veteran services, health care, benefits, and employment. (Whereas, section 9)

• Workforce Development: The attempted closure of Job Corps centers would cut off thousands of at-risk youth from job training. (Whereas, section 10)

• International Influence and National Security: The elimination of the United States Agency for International Development and reductions in foreign aid impact the ability to compete with adversaries and affect national security. (Whereas, section 11)

• Essential Services and Economic Stability: Disruptions lead to reduced access to health care, child care, housing, and nutrition assistance, as well as financial instability for organizations and economic uncertainty for small businesses and local governments. (Whereas, sections 1, 2, and 3)