Recognizing 125 Years of Okinawan Immigration

Summary#

This House resolution recognizes 125 years since the first organized group of Okinawan immigrants arrived in Honolulu in 1900. It honors the contributions of Okinawan Americans, affirms cultural and people-to-people ties with Okinawa, and urges people in the United States to mark the anniversary with appropriate programs and activities.

What it means for you#

The resolution encourages people to honor the anniversary. It does not create personal requirements or services.

Expenses#

The resolution does not specify expenses or funding.

Proponents' View#

The resolution highlights Okinawan Americans’ contributions and the cultural ties between Okinawa and the United States.

Opponents' View#

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