By: Creighton, et al. S.C.R. No. 38
 
  (Richardson)
 
   
 
 
 
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
  WHEREAS, The Gulf of America is a vital economic and
  strategic resource for the United States, providing critical trade
  routes, energy resources, and national security benefits; and
         WHEREAS, Texas, as a sovereign state within the United
  States, retains ownership and authority over the 10-mile zone off
  its coast, ensuring that its natural resources and economic
  interests are protected; and
         WHEREAS, The Trump Administration has prioritized American
  energy independence, economic growth, and state sovereignty,
  aligning with Texas' strategic interests in managing its coastal
  resources; and
         WHEREAS, Strong federal-state partnerships are essential for
  the responsible development of offshore energy resources,
  fisheries, and maritime trade to benefit both Texas and the broader
  United States; and
         WHEREAS, Securing Texas' economic and territorial
  sovereignty strengthens national security by preventing foreign
  influence and ensuring responsible stewardship of natural
  resources; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the 89th Legislature of the State of Texas
  hereby recognize the strategic importance of the Gulf of America to
  the economic and security interests of Texas and the United States;
  and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That the Texas Legislature affirm Texas'
  sovereignty over its 10-mile coastal zone and support its authority
  to manage its resources in alignment with national interests; and,
  be it further
         RESOLVED, That the Texas Legislature commend the Trump
  Administration's policies that support energy independence,
  economic growth, and state sovereignty; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That the Texas Legislature encourage continued
  collaboration between federal and state entities to enhance energy
  production, maritime trade, and resource management in the Gulf of
  America; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That the Texas Legislature oppose any federal
  overreach that would undermine Texas' control over its coastal
  resources and call for policies that prioritize state rights and
  economic prosperity.