The 2025 Assembly Joint Resolution 109 honors the contributions and sacrifices of Hispanic and Latino veterans from Wisconsin. It highlights the historical significance of their service, noting that Hispanic and Latino Americans have participated in armed conflicts since the Revolutionary War, including the distinguished Borinqueneers during the Korean War. The resolution also recognizes the increasing representation of Hispanic and Latino individuals in the U.S. Armed Forces, with approximately one in every twelve veterans identifying as such.

Additionally, the resolution acknowledges efforts to preserve the stories of Hispanic and Latino veterans through oral history interviews conducted by the Wisconsin Veterans Museum and exhibitions at the War Memorial Center in Milwaukee. By passing this resolution, the Wisconsin Legislature expresses its gratitude and recognition for the service of these veterans, emphasizing their vital role in defending freedom and contributing to the nation’s history.