H.Res. 995 is a symbolic resolution that expresses House support for Korean American Day, observed annually on January 13th. The resolution commemorates the arrival of 102 Korean immigrants to the United States on January 13, 1903, marking the beginning of Korean immigration to America, and honors the 123rd anniversary of that arrival. The measure recognizes Korean Americans' contributions to the country across politics, business, military service, arts, education, and other fields, highlighting their perseverance in overcoming obstacles while building successful lives and strengthening the U.S.-Korea alliance. The resolution calls on all Americans to observe Korean American Day and appreciate the invaluable contributions made by Korean Americans to the nation. As a House resolution, this bill carries no funding or legal requirements—it is purely a statement of congressional recognition and support.