MinnesotaMinnesota Senate would honor Lionel Rosenblatt’s refugee work
The proposed resolution would honor Lionel Rosenblatt’s work helping Hmong refugees and direct the Senate secretary to send a signed copy to his family.
What it does
The Senate would honor Lionel Rosenblatt for his work helping Hmong refugees and recognize his contributions to refugees more broadly.
The Senate secretary would prepare a signed copy of the resolution and send it to Rosenblatt’s family.
Argument forHonoring Rosenblatt could recognize his work helping Hmong refugees and affirm the Senate’s commitment to welcoming people in need.
Argument againstPreparing, signing, and sending the resolution could take Senate staff time, though the text gives no estimate.
More detail
The proposed resolution would honor Lionel Rosenblatt and recognize his contributions to the Hmong community and refugees. The resolution names Rosenblatt, the Hmong community, and all refugees.
The Secretary of the Senate would prepare an authenticated copy of the resolution and send it to Rosenblatt’s family. The copy would go to Lionel Rosenblatt’s family. The copy would be authenticated by signatures from the Secretary of the Senate and the chair of the Senate Rules and Administration Committee.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- May 16Referred to Rules and AdministrationLatest
- May 16IntroductionIntroduced