H.Res. 460 is a commemorative resolution honoring the late Representative Raúl Grijalva, who served Arizona's 7th Congressional District for over 22 years. The resolution celebrates Grijalva's legislative legacy and advocacy work, particularly his efforts to protect Native American rights, sacred lands, and tribal sovereignty through his leadership on the House Natural Resources Committee. Key accomplishments highlighted include his work on the Save Oak Flat Act to protect sacred Apache sites, initiatives to safeguard the Grand Canyon and Bears Ears monuments, support for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests, and legislation addressing missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, tribal water rights, and Native mental health. As a commemorative resolution, this measure does not create new law, establish funding, or set timelines—it simply expresses the House's recognition of Grijalva's contributions to environmental protection, tribal self-determination, and equitable policies for underserved communities.