1. Support a strong U.S. State Department to promote U.S. interests abroad through diplomatic means; and
2. Oppose any unilateral, unprovoked war against any nation; and
3. Ensure the U.S. does not support by military, economic, or diplomatic means in any new or ongoing wars abroad
that do not directly target the U.S.; and
4. Support a new nuclear treaty between the U.S. and European allies and Iran; and
5. Refuse to supply military or economic support to any ally or country that is refusing to adhere to human rights and
international law; and
6. Support open and transparent trade policies and agreements that are negotiated with input from labor,
environmentalists, economists, and public opinion, are freely accessible to the public, conform to standard
legislative procedures, are consistent with our democratic values, incentivize competitive wages abroad, prevent
offshoring U.S. jobs, cause decreased fossil fuel usage and carbon output, and protect land and water from
expropriation; and
7. Oppose investor-state dispute provisions that circumvent U.S. sovereign law and undermine the right of investors
in the U.S. and elsewhere to adjudicate disputes with foreign corporations; and
8. Provide safe-haven and refuge to those fleeing the consequences of ongoing violent conflict through adherence to
international law, treaties, rules, and guidelines for refugee and political asylum seekers; and
9. Condemn the use of torture; and
10. Urge our government officials to (a) continue to reduce nuclear warheads and end funding for and production of a
new and dangerous generation of nuclear weapons and first-use, tactical warheads; (b) resume negotiations for
nuclear reduction treaties such as the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (“New START”); and (c) end funding for
the U.S. Space Force; and
11. Support foreign-aid models that ensure transparency and accountability and maximize local participation,
especially women-led engagement, and prioritize funding in disaster relief and humanitarian assistance operations
to build capacity and minimize dependence on external actors; and
12. Support foreign-aid and economic-development models that open market access and attract investment to local
small businesses in the target area while providing training in entrepreneurial skills that facilitate sustainable
economic development in target nations; and
13. Call on the U.S. government to reduce reliance on military arms sales to countries around the world and to seek to
reduce expenditures on the military in line with humanitarian campaigns here and abroad to end U.S.
empire-building; and
14. Call on legislators, officials in the executive branch, and civil society to hold the U.S. government accountable for
ending and remediating the damage caused by U.S. foreign and military policies; and
15. Work for meaningful oversight and reform of the military-industrial complex by eliminating the use of
mercenaries; creating transparent processes, including competitive bids for defense contracts, oversight of bidding
and implementation, and general accountability; and specifically call on our New Mexico delegation to order a