The House Resolution recognizes June 19, 2025, as "Korean-American Citizenship Day" in Pennsylvania, commemorating the first naturalization of a Korean-American citizen, Philip Jaisohn, in 1890. Jaisohn, a political refugee who settled in Media, Pennsylvania, played a pivotal role in Korean-American history by advocating for Korean independence and establishing significant organizations to promote awareness of Korean aspirations for freedom. The resolution highlights the contributions of Korean-Americans across various sectors, including politics, business, and the arts, and emphasizes the importance of their civic engagement and naturalization.

The resolution calls on the House of Representatives to support the ideals of "Korean-American Citizenship Day," encouraging all Americans to celebrate the contributions of naturalized Korean-Americans and to foster a greater appreciation for their role in the United States. It also marks the 135th anniversary of Jaisohn's naturalization, urging recognition of the historical significance of this event and the ongoing impact of the Korean-American community in the nation.