This Senate resolution supports the goals and ideals of Korean American Day. It notes that 102 Korean immigrants arrived on January 13, 1903, starting a large wave of Korean immigration. The text describes how Korean Americans have worked in farming, business, government, the arts, education, medicine, and the military, and how they have strengthened the U.S.–Republic of Korea alliance. The resolution recognizes January 13 as Korean American Day and honors the 122nd anniversary of that first arrival.
The resolution expresses the Senate's support for Korean American Day, urges individuals to observe the day to appreciate Korean American contributions, and formally honors the 122nd anniversary of the first Korean immigrants' arrival. No publicly available information about any new legal requirements or government programs is included in the text.
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Supporters say the resolution recognizes the history and contributions of Korean Americans, honors the resilience of early immigrants, highlights their roles across many fields, and encourages appreciation of Korean American communities and the U.S.–Republic of Korea relationship.
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