Summary

Declares commemorative findings recognizing the 250th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 2026, and highlights the contributions of Irish immigrants and Americans of Irish descent to the American Revolution. The text notes that as many as 40% of the Continental Army may have been Irish-born or of Irish heritage, names several Irish-born or Irish-descended patriots, and emphasizes the material and community support Irish Americans provided to the revolutionary cause. The section is purely honorary and contains no funding, requirements, or operational directives.

Key Points

• Declares findings recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 2026.
• Highlights the contributions of Irish immigrants and Americans of Irish descent to the American Revolution.
• Claims as many as 40% of the Continental Army may have been Irish-born or of Irish heritage.
• Names several Irish-born or Irish-descended patriots who served during the Revolution.
• Notes Charles Carroll as the only Catholic signer and emphasizes Irish material support for the war effort.
• Contains only honorary findings and includes no funding, mandates, or operational instructions.
• Encourages reflection on the diverse heritages that contributed to American independence.

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