US SR33

Designates January as "Muslim-American Heritage Month" to recognize contributions of Muslim Americans to U.S. economy, culture, and identity

Acknowledges Muslim presence in America from colonial-era indentured workers through enslaved persons in the 17th-19th centuries to successive immigration waves seeking economic opportunity and religious freedom

Cites an estimated 3,450,000 Muslims currently living in the U.S., with over 4,500 serving on active military duty and 2,300 in reserve personnel

Recognizes historic firsts including Keith Ellison (first Muslim in Congress, 2006), Zahid Quraishi (first Muslim Article III federal judge, 2021), and Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar (first Muslim-American women in Congress, 2018)

Notes nearly 50% of Muslim Americans report experiencing religious discrimination, rising to 64% for those whose appearance identifies them as Muslim