A resolution promoting stronger economic relations between the United States and countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Senate Resolution 661 expresses the sense of the Senate that the United States should prioritize moving supply chains from distant locations, particularly China, to countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. This process, known as "nearshoring," aims to reduce the risk of product shortages and economic disruptions by bringing manufacturing and business operations closer to U.S. borders.

For everyday citizens, this resolution supports efforts to create more stable and reliable access to essential goods while fostering economic growth within the Western Hemisphere. By encouraging federal agencies to provide financial and diplomatic support for these regional partnerships, the resolution seeks to strengthen national security and decrease the country's vulnerability to global supply chain shocks.