California 2019-2020 Regular Session

California Assembly Bill ACR29

Introduced
2/15/19  
Introduced
2/15/19  
Refer
2/28/19  
Refer
2/28/19  
Engrossed
5/13/19  
Engrossed
5/13/19  
Refer
5/14/19  
Enrolled
5/30/19  
Enrolled
5/30/19  
Chaptered
6/4/19  
Chaptered
6/4/19  
Passed
6/4/19  

Caption

Blue Star Mothers of America Month.

Impact

The passing of ACR29 has a symbolic impact on state laws as it formalizes the recognition of Blue Star Mothers within the legislative context. This resolution serves not only to honor these mothers but also to promote awareness about the roles they play in supporting their children serving in the military. By officially designating a month to celebrate Blue Star Mothers, the state underscores its commitment to honoring those who have sacrificed for the country, thus engaging the community in patriotism and support for the military.

Summary

ACR29, sponsored by Assemblymember Salas, is a resolution recognizing May 2019 as Blue Star Mothers of America Month in California. This resolution honors the Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc., which is a nonpartisan and nonprofit organization founded to unite mothers of children serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. The resolution aims to acknowledge the contributions of these mothers and to encourage public appreciation of their sacrifices and support for active-duty military personnel and their families.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding ACR29 was largely positive, reflecting a broad consensus on the importance of recognizing the dedication of military families. Various stakeholders, including members of the legislature, viewed the measure as a fitting tribute that fosters appreciation for the sacrifices made by military families. The positive reception highlights a communal respect for military service and the family members that support service personnel during their deployments.

Contention

While there were no notable points of contention identified within the discussions around ACR29, the resolution does bring to light broader issues regarding the support for military families and the recognition of their unique challenges. Overall, the passage of this resolution marks a unifying acknowledgment of familial contributions to the national defense, with the possibility of fostering increased support and resources for military families in California.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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