This resolution is a formal statement by the Arizona Senate recognizing and honoring the contributions of new Americans to the state of Arizona. It acknowledges that Arizona is a welcoming state where people from various origins can prosper, and it highlights that over 972,110 people, or 13.4% of Arizonans, were born outside of the United States. These individuals significantly contribute to the state's culture, diversity, and economy. The resolution notes that new Americans are integral to Arizona's workforce, particularly in core industries, small businesses, and STEM fields. It also emphasizes the importance of new Americans in the healthcare sector, where a substantial number of medical professionals are foreign-born.

The resolution further states that new Americans in Arizona have considerable economic impact, paying billions in taxes and possessing significant spending power. It underscores the state's interest in fostering economic growth by tapping into the potential of the new American workforce. The resolution calls for strategic support to adapt to technological changes and an evolving economy, ensuring a skilled workforce for Arizona's future needs. It advocates for the removal of barriers to economic participation for new Americans and stresses the importance of welcoming and supporting them and their children to ensure their successful integration into their communities. The Senate resolves to recognize and honor the social and economic contributions of new Americans to Arizona.