Speaker introduces 'Make America Safe Again' resolution, proposes June 24 as Public Safety Awareness Day

An unidentified speaker announced the introduction of the Make America Safe Again Resolution and proposed designating June 24 as Public Safety Awareness Day, saying the measure is intended to "reaffirm our commitment to law and order."

The speaker framed the debate as a public-safety issue rather than a partisan one, saying "This isn't about politics. It's about people," and arguing that "Every family deserves to feel safe in their homes, their neighborhoods, and their daily lives." The statement cited what it described as rising crime tied to "softening crime policies, rogue prosecutors, and defunded police departments."

The speaker said they were "proud to work alongside my friend, Gianna Caldwell, to bring national attention to the crisis of rising crime and to honor the lives lost to senseless violence." The resolution, the speaker said, "stands with law enforcement, supports victim services and mental health care, and rejects the anti police rhetoric that's putting lives at risk."

The remarks linked the initiative to broader national figures and groups, saying "with President Trump and the House Republicans, we're answering that call," and noted that "families in Utah and across our country are asking for help." The transcript did not specify whether the resolution had been formally filed with a legislative clerk, nor did it include any vote counts or a next procedural step.

The speaker closed the statement with a direct appeal: "Let's make America safe again." No additional details about sponsorship, filing, committee referral, or a timetable for consideration were provided in the transcript.