A resolution urging Congress to support a National Infrastructure Bank as embodied in H.R. 5356 or equivalent legislation.

The Michigan House Resolution 0216 calls on the U.S. Congress to support the creation of a National Infrastructure Bank, similar to the proposal in H.R. 5356. This bank would aim to finance infrastructure projects across the country, helping to improve roads, bridges, and other public facilities. The resolution is sponsored by Representative Donavan McKinney, a Democrat.

Supporters of this resolution argue that a National Infrastructure Bank would provide much-needed funding for critical infrastructure improvements, creating jobs and stimulating economic growth. They believe that investing in infrastructure is essential for the nation's long-term prosperity and competitiveness.

Critics of the resolution may argue that establishing a National Infrastructure Bank could lead to increased government spending and potential mismanagement of funds. They may also express concerns about the effectiveness of such a bank in addressing infrastructure needs compared to other funding methods.