A resolution recognizing the importance of independent living and economic self-sufficiency for individuals with disabilities made possible by the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and calling to protect the right of individuals with disabilities to live in their own homes and communities.

Increased Access to Community Living: The resolution pledges to work with States to improve funding and access to home and community-s-based services to reduce and eliminate institutionalization. (Resolution Section 4)

Protection of Medicaid Benefits: The Senate admonishes against current or future cuts to the Medicaid program, such as burdensome work-reporting requirements, which could put the health of individuals at risk. (Resolution Section 5)

Enhanced Employment Opportunities: The resolution calls on the Department of Labor to develop policies and technical assistance to increase the number and quality of competitive integrated employment opportunities to help individuals become economically self-sufficient. (Resolution Section 8B)

Support for Caregivers and Independent Living: It calls on the Department of Health and Human Services to support the Administration for Community Living by providing information, resources, and technical assistance to support family caregivers. (Resolution Section 9)

Improved Housing Options: The resolution calls on the Department of Housing and Urban Development to provide accessible and inclusive homes and communities to increase options for individuals with disabilities. (Resolution Section 10)

Accessible Transportation: It calls on the Department of Transportation to create accessible transit and airports. (Resolution Section 11)

Equitable Communication Access: The resolution calls on the Federal Communications Commission to provide resources and assistance to ensure full and equitable access to communication and telecommunications services. (Resolution Section 12)

Emergency Preparedness: It calls on the Federal Emergency Management Agency to increase inclusivity and accessibility in emergency preparedness. (Resolution Section 13)

Risk from Medicaid Cuts: The resolution identifies that cuts to the Medicaid program, including the establishment of burdensome work-reporting requirements, puts the health of individuals with disabilities at risk. (Resolution Section 5)

Harm from Institutionalization: The text notes that confinement in an institution can severely diminish everyday life activities, such as social contacts, work options, and economic independence. (Whereas clause regarding the Supreme Court)

Threat from Department of Justice Opinion: The resolution states that a recent Department of Justice opinion threatens the progress made toward the full integration of individuals with disabilities into society. (Whereas clause regarding the Department of Justice)