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Senate adopts resolution recognizing Pakistani‑American community and Pakistan’s independence
Summary
The California Senate unanimously adopted SR 125, commemorating Pakistan’s independence and recognizing the contributions of Pakistani Americans to the state. Senator Hurtado presented the resolution and introduced community guests after the vote.
The California State Senate unanimously adopted Senate Resolution 125 on Aug. 11, commemorating Pakistan’s independence and recognizing the contributions of Pakistani Americans to the state.
"I rise today to present SR 125, commemorating the Pakistani American relations and recognizing the enduring friendship between Pakistan and The United States," Senator Hurtado said when she introduced the measure, noting Pakistan’s independence on 08/04/1947 and the role of Pakistani Americans across medicine, technology, education and public service. The secretary recorded a unanimous roll call, and the presiding officer announced the resolution passed (ayes 40, noes 0). After adoption, Senator Hurtado introduced members of the Association of Pakistani American Communities on the Senate floor.
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