The 2025 Assembly Joint Resolution 135, introduced on February 6, 2026, pays tribute to the Polish community in Wisconsin, which has been a vital part of the state's fabric for 180 years. The resolution highlights the historical significance of Polish-Americans, referencing notable figures such as Tadeusz Kociuszko and Kazimierz Puaski, who exemplify the shared values of freedom cherished by both Poland and the United States. It acknowledges the hardships faced by Poles, including the loss of their homeland in 1795 and their subsequent migration to Wisconsin in search of liberty and a new life.

The resolution emphasizes the cultural contributions of the Polish community to Wisconsin, celebrating their resilience and commitment to justice despite the adversities they faced. It also honors the legacy of Polish heroes who fought for independence and those who sought refuge in Wisconsin, such as Tekla Tomaszewska-Dembiska, who resisted oppressive policies in her homeland. Through this resolution, the Wisconsin State Legislature formally recognizes and appreciates the enduring impact of the Polish community on the state's strength and diversity.