Expressing Support for the President's Actions to Safeguard National Security and Eliminate Threats from Foreign Terrorist Organizations.

H. Res. 295 is a House Resolution that expresses the House’s support for the President’s actions to safeguard national security and eliminate threats from foreign terrorist organizations (FTOs). It references specific actions taken in early 2025, including designation of groups as FTOs/SDGTs under Executive Order 14157, and the use of the Alien Enemies Act to detain, deport, or restrict noncitizens associated with these groups. The resolution highlights cooperation with El Salvador, where detained members were transferred to a Salvadoran facility. Importantly, the measure is a statement of congressional opinion, not a new law or binding regulatory action; it signals legislative backing for the President’s use of executive authority in this area. In essence, the resolution endorses the President’s authority and actions to remove or deter foreign terrorists and supports ongoing efforts to eradicate these organizations from U.S. territory to protect national security. It emphasizes presidential leadership as Commander in Chief in dealing with noncitizen threats and detentions related to foreign terrorist organizations.