The 2025 Senate Joint Resolution 128, 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-American figures who have championed freedom and justice, drawing connections between Poland's struggle for independence and the values upheld in the United States. It acknowledges the arrival of Polish immigrants in Wisconsin, who sought refuge from oppression and contributed to the cultural richness of the state, while also honoring the legacy of Polish heroes who fought for their homeland's freedom.

The resolution emphasizes the enduring spirit of the Polish community, which has maintained a deep love for their homeland while embracing their new life in Wisconsin. It recognizes the sacrifices made by individuals like Tekla Tomaszewska-Dembiska, who resisted oppressive policies in Poland and found sanctuary in Wisconsin. By passing this resolution, the Wisconsin State Legislature formally acknowledges and celebrates the contributions of the Polish community to the state's strength and cultural diversity.