The resolution acknowledges and honors the Hmong community in Arkansas for their significant contributions to the state's culture and society. It highlights the community's integration into local life, with approximately 2,500 members residing in northwest Arkansas and various roles they play as agriculturists, educators, law enforcement officers, and healthcare workers. The resolution also emphasizes the importance of cultural preservation, particularly through the Hmong New Year celebration, which showcases traditional clothing, food, games, and music, and serves as a gathering point for the community.

Additionally, the resolution recognizes the historical context of the Hmong people's bravery during the Laotian Civil War, where they supported U.S. military efforts and faced significant challenges during the conflict. It recounts the efforts made by U.S. officials to evacuate Hmong leaders and their families to safety, leading to their eventual resettlement in the United States. The resolution concludes by formally recognizing the Hmong community's contributions and their enduring cultural heritage within Arkansas.