House Joint Resolution 360 honors the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians for their efforts to reclaim ancestral lands in Monroe County, Tennessee. The resolution acknowledges the passage of H.R. 226, which aims to return specific historical sites to the tribe, including the Sequoyah Birthplace Museum and the original Overhill capital town of the Cherokees, Chota. This legislation, which passed the U.S. House of Representatives on February 4, 2025, places four parcels of land and easements into a trust for the benefit of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.

The resolution expresses commendation for the Cherokee people's dedication to reclaiming their cultural and historical lands, recognizing their rich history in East Tennessee. It concludes with a directive for the preparation of an appropriate copy of the resolution for presentation, ensuring that the language is formatted correctly for official documentation.