; Whereas the United States and its neighbor offer FIFA a valuable and receptive market to further develop the sport of soccer, which in turn will have significant impact on and off the field in both the United States and throughout the world; Whereas the United States possesses all necessary state-of-the-art infrastructure in its stadiums and potential host cities to ensure that the competition sets a new standard of quality, comfort, security, and safety for players, officials, spectators, media, and sponsors alike; Whereas hosting the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup in the United States and Mexico promises to set attendance and financial records, allowing revenues and tourism generated by the competition to be used for the further development of soccer and economic growth throughout the United States; Whereas hosting the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup competition in the United States and Mexico would serve as a tremendous impetus for national and international goodwill, as the competition would bring people from many nations, along with a diverse public, together under one banner of peace, friendship, and spirited and fair competition; Whereas the historical tradition of inclusivity in the United States is shared by Mexico, and the countries are eager to welcome the players, spectators, and visitors who may travel to North America for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup competition; Whereas the United States Soccer Federation is working with the Mexico Football Association to submit a 2027 Women’s World Cup bid that would raise the expectations for investment of FIFA, commercial partners, and others in order to craft the largest women’s sporting event in the history of the world, demonstrating gender equality with both countries hosting back-to-back Men’s and Women’s World Cups