; Whereas defense efforts support the goal of a more peaceful, equitable, and healthy planet, with peace as the ultimate aim of defense, and a military policy that prevents and responds to gender-based violence in conflict and that meaningfully includes women and those who face discrimination in security forces, peace negotiations, and postconflict rebuilding, in accordance with United States commitments to the Women, Peace, and Security Act of 2017 (P.L. 115–68) and its necessary implementation; Whereas migration remains a global and growing phenomenon, and— (1) the number of international migrants reached an estimated 281,000,000 persons in 2020; (2) women constitute nearly half of global migrant flows; (3) the United States is the leading country of destination, hosting 50,632,836 foreign-born people, including over 613,700 naturalized citizens in fiscal year 2022; and (4) a feminist approach to immigration would integrate an analysis of the impact of immigration policy on women, children, people of all gender identities, and indigenous people; and Whereas strong transparency and accountability are critical to ensuring that promises to advance a feminist approach are honored through full funding and include the development of participatory approaches to policy formulation and implementation, the setting and reaching of specific, time-bound and measurable goals that do no harm and are desired by and beneficial to those impacted, and transparent reporting on the progress toward goals: Now, therefore, be it