Commemorating and celebrating the extraordinary contributions of the late Honorable Raúl Grijalva, honoring his legacy of service, dedication, and unwavering advocacy for the people of Arizona and indigenous communities across the country.

H. Res. 460 is a non-binding House resolution introduced by Representative Pam Buffington? Wait—The provided text states the sponsor is Ms. Davids of Kansas. The resolution commemorates the late Honorable Raul Grijalva (note the spelling in the title uses "Raúl Grijalva" with an accent). It honors his life of public service and his advocacy for Arizona’s people and Indigenous communities nationwide. The resolution lists Grijalva’s leadership roles (notably on the House Natural Resources Committee), his work to protect tribal sovereignty and sacred lands, and his broad policy priorities in education, health, environmental justice, and Indigenous rights. It is ceremonial in nature and does not create new law or authorize spending. It’s currently introduced and referred to the Committee on House Administration. The bill serves as a formal tribute to Grijalva’s legacy, highlighting his efforts to center Indigenous voices in Federal policy, to oversee agency actions (especially around the Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Indian Affairs), and to advance protections for sacred sites and Indigenous communities. It enumerates many specific policy areas he championed, including environmental protection, public lands, tribal water rights, Native health and education, missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, and climate resilience. As a resolution, its effect is commemorative and educational, intended to recognize Grijalva’s contributions and influence public memory and discussion around the issues he championed.