hold on there's just too much going on in Congress lmao...
Honors the memory of Jereima Bustamante.
Senator Scott (R-FL) introduced this resolution.
In committee, no Senate vote yet.
This resolution, introduced by Senator Rick Scott of Florida, formally recognizes the life and legacy of Jereima Bustamante on the eighth anniversary of her passing. It is currently being reviewed by a Senate committee. If approved, it would pass in the Senate to formally honor her memory.
Introduced Apr 30, 2026
This resolution was introduced in the Senate on April 30, 2026, and referred to the Senate Committee on the Judiciary. For it to pass, the committee would need to approve it, and then the full Senate would vote on it. As a resolution, it would not become a public law but would represent a formal statement by the Senate.
This resolution is commemorative, so it would not directly change laws or create new government programs impacting your daily life. Instead, it serves as a formal recognition of an individual's life, affirming the Senate's belief in the 'American Dream' achieved through hard work and education. It also aims to encourage recipients of a memorial scholarship to uphold her inspiring example.
Supporters Say
It recognizes an inspirational life and reinforces the value of hard work and educational achievement.
Critics Say
Commemorative resolutions generally do not face significant opposition.
As a resolution to honor an individual, this type of measure typically receives broad support and is not usually the subject of extensive debate. Supporters would likely emphasize the importance of recognizing civic contributions and inspirational figures. There is generally no organized opposition to such commemorative resolutions, as they do not enact new policies or spend taxpayer money.