A resolution to urge Jocelyn Benson to release all information in her possession related to the Southern Poverty Law Center’s operations, including any details concerning the organization’s alleged payments to individuals associated with extremist groups, and to publicly address her role in the organization.

The resolution urges Jocelyn Benson, the Michigan Secretary of State, to disclose all information she has about the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). This includes details about any payments the SPLC may have made to individuals linked with extremist groups and a public explanation of her involvement with the organization.

Supporters of the resolution believe it promotes transparency and accountability in government. They argue that releasing this information will help clarify the SPLC's activities and any potential connections to extremism, which is vital for public safety and informed governance.

Critics argue that the resolution is politically motivated and may unfairly target Jocelyn Benson and the SPLC. They contend that it could undermine the work of organizations that fight against hate and discrimination, framing it as an attack on civil rights advocacy.