Illinois HR 913: EDUCATION FOR ALIEN MINORS ACT

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HR0913LRB104 21981 MST 37951 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, Jewish Americans have been an integral part of 

3the United States since its founding, contributing 

4consistently to the nation's growth, democratic institutions, 

5and shared civic life across generations; and

6 WHEREAS, Members of the Jewish community played meaningful 

7roles in the founding of the United States and have long 

8supported the constitutional ideals of religious liberty, 

9individual rights, and democratic self-governance; and

10 WHEREAS, During the nineteenth and early twentieth 

11centuries, Jewish immigrants from Europe sought refuge in the 

12United States from pogroms and Nazi persecution, establishing 

13enduring Jewish communities throughout the nation, including 

14in Illinois, drawn by America's promise as a place of refuge, 

15freedom, and opportunity; and

16 WHEREAS, Jewish Americans have made enduring contributions 

17to the cultural, economic, civic, and intellectual life of the 

18United States and the State of Illinois, including in 

19education, science, business, government, philanthropy, civil 

20rights, labor, and the arts, with notable Jewish Illinoisans 

21including, among many others, Governors Henry Horner, Samuel 

22Shapiro, and J.B. Pritzker, philanthropist Julius Rosenwald, 

HR0913- 2 -LRB104 21981 MST 37951 r

1community organizer Hannah G. Solomon, feminist author Betty 

2Friedan, and eight United States Representatives, starting 

3with Julius Goldzier in 1893 followed by Martin Emerich, 

4Adolph J. Sabath, Sydney Yates, Abner J. Mikva, and Rahm 

5Emanuel, to current Representatives Jan Schakowsky and Brad 

6Schneider; and

7 WHEREAS, Jewish Americans have also demonstrated a strong 

8tradition of pu