Illinois HR 875: MEMORIAL-SHEILA H. SCHULTZ

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HR0875LRB104 21803 LAW 37515 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, Latino Unity Day, celebrated in Springfield on 

3May 6, 2026, is an annual gathering centered on advocacy, 

4empowerment, and unity within the Latino community; and

5 WHEREAS, Latino communities have long celebrated both 

6large and small accomplishments, recognizing that many of our 

7families have had to overcome significant barriers in pursuit 

8of opportunity; and

9 WHEREAS, We are taught to appreciate those who extend 

10their hands to help others and to recognize the importance of 

11community support in overcoming hardship; and

12 WHEREAS, It is important for elected officials, 

13legislators, and community leaders to uplift our heritage and 

14sacrifices of those who came before us; and

15 WHEREAS, Latino leaders in government have a 

16responsibility to use their voices and positions to advocate 

17for their communities, their histories, and their lived 

18experiences, especially while representation remains limited; 

19and

20 WHEREAS, In recent months, communities across Illinois 

HR0875- 2 -LRB104 21803 LAW 37515 r

1have experienced fear and uncertainty that have deeply 

2affected families, neighborhoods, and children; and

3 WHEREAS, Rapid responders across Illinois have stepped 

4forward to protect vulnerable immigrant families, aiding them 

5in urgent situations with bravery; and

6 WHEREAS, Despite our differences, communities continue to 

7come together to defend hardworking families striving for 

8safety, stability, and the opportunity to pursue the American 

9Dream; and

10 WHEREAS, Many immigrant families continue to face barriers 

11in achieving that dream; and

12 WHEREAS, Rapid responders continue to provide hope and 

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