; Whereas, in 2017, Arab America established NAAHM, and President Biden recognized the celebration of NAAHM in an April 19, 2021, letter to the Arab America Foundation, making him the first sitting United States President to do so, and the Department of State recognized April as NAAHM in 2021; Whereas last year at least 48 States and territories have taken steps to recognize April as NAAHM, including the governments of— (1) Alabama; (2) Alaska; (3) Arizona; (4) Arkansas; (5) California; (6) Colorado; (7) Connecticut; (8) Delaware; (9) the District of Columbia; (10) Georgia; (11) Hawaii; (12) Illinois; (13) Indiana; (14) Iowa; (15) Kansas; (16) Kentucky; (17) Louisiana; (18) Maine; (19) Maryland; (20) Massachusetts; (21) Michigan; (22) Minnesota; (23) Mississippi; (24) Missouri; (25) Montana; (26) Nebraska; (27) Nevada; (28) New Jersey; (29) New Mexico; (30) New Hampshire; (31) New York; (32) North Carolina; (33) North Dakota; (34) Ohio; (35) Oklahoma; (36) Oregon; (37) Pennsylvania; (38) Rhode Island; (39) South Carolina; (40) South Dakota; (41) Texas; (42) Utah; (43) Vermont; (44) Virginia; (45) Washington; (46) West Virginia; (47) Wisconsin; and (48) Wyoming; Whereas numerous cities, towns, and counties across America have taken steps to recognize April as NAAHM, including— (1) Los Angeles, California; (2) Orange County, California; (3) San Francisco, California; (4) San Diego, California; (5) Gainesville, Florida; (6) Orlando, Florida; (7) Atlanta, Georgia; (8) Chicago, Illinois; (9) Cook County, Illinois; (10) Baltimore, Maryland; (11) Dallas, Texas; (12) Detroit, Michigan; (13) Wayne County, Michigan; (14) Dearborn, Michigan; (15) Dearborn Heights, Michigan; (16) Flint, Michigan; (17) Yonkers, New York, (18) Westchester County, New York; (19) Raleigh, North Carolina; (20) Cuyahoga County, Ohio; (21) Cleveland, Ohio; (22) Toledo, Ohio; (23) Portland, Oregon; (24) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; (25) Dallas, Texas; (26) Alexandria, Virginia; (27) Richmond, Virginia; (28) Milwaukee, Wisconsin