This resolution mandates the Senate Legal Counsel to file a civil lawsuit on behalf of the United States Senate. The primary objective is to uphold and enforce the Foreign Emoluments Clause of the Constitution, which prohibits the President from accepting any present, emolument, office, or title from a foreign state without Congressional consent. This clause was established by the Founders to ensure the President's loyalty to the nation and public interest. The resolution specifically targets President Donald J. Trump, citing several alleged violations. These include his reported plan to accept a plane from the government of Qatar for personal use post-presidency and substantial financial gains from a deal involving MGX Fund Management Limited, an investment firm backed by the United Arab Emirates government, and a cryptocurrency business partly owned by President Trump and his family. The resolution also references other business dealings with Saudi Arabia, Serbia, and Oman. The civil action aims to enjoin President Trump from accepting such foreign emoluments without explicit Congressional approval.