The resolution introduced in the Wisconsin Legislature proclaims June 2025 as Immigrant Heritage Month. It recognizes the significant contributions of immigrants to the state and the nation, highlighting that Wisconsin is home to approximately 308,000 immigrants and nearly 130,000 U.S.-born children of immigrant parents. The resolution emphasizes the historical role of immigrants in shaping Wisconsin's identity and acknowledges their ongoing impact across various sectors, including agriculture, technology, and the economy, where they generate substantial household income and tax contributions.

The resolution calls for a celebration of Immigrant Heritage Month as an opportunity for Wisconsinites to unite in a spirit of inclusivity and kindness, while rejecting prejudice against immigrants, regardless of their legal status or country of origin. It aims to honor the diverse backgrounds and contributions of immigrants, reinforcing their importance in enriching the cultural and economic fabric of Wisconsin.