This House resolution states support for the goals and ideals of Korean American Day. It notes that the first large group of Korean immigrants arrived on January 13, 1903, and that Korean Americans have contributed to many parts of American life. The resolution recognizes the work and sacrifice of early Korean immigrants, marks the centennial history of Korean immigration, and honors the 122nd anniversary of that arrival. It urges Americans to observe Korean American Day.
The House is formally expressing support for Korean American Day and asking Americans to observe the day to appreciate Korean American contributions. No publicly available information about changes to programs, services, or legal rights is included in the resolution text.
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Supporters say Korean Americans have influenced politics, business, arts, education, and community life. The resolution highlights the 1903 arrival of pioneer immigrants, their early work as farmworkers and laborers, their resilience and sacrifice, and their service in the U.S. military. It also notes contributions to the U.S.-Republic of Korea relationship and the role of centennial committees in designating January 13 as Korean American Day.
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