The resolution introduced by Representatives Ciresi, Mustello, Armanini, and others seeks to designate June 2025 as "Italian-American Heritage Month" in Pennsylvania. It highlights the historical significance of Italian contributions to America, noting that Italians were among the first explorers of the continent and that the name "America" is derived from Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci. The resolution emphasizes the role of Italian Americans in defending the nation since the Revolutionary War and acknowledges the substantial Italian-American population in Pennsylvania, particularly in Philadelphia, which has the second-largest Italian-American community in the country.

Additionally, the resolution points out that approximately 1.4 million Pennsylvanians have Italian ancestry and that Italian Americans have made significant contributions to the state and the nation. It also references the celebration of Festa della Repubblica on June 2, Italy's National Day, and the anniversaries of notable Italian-American organizations founded in June. The resolution calls for the recognition of these contributions and the establishment of June 2025 as a month to honor Italian-American heritage in Pennsylvania.