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Texas House Resolution Honors United Warrior Band of the Seminole Nation/John Horse Band

Under review: The stored citation points to Texas HR564, but the United Warrior Band resolution in the 89th Legislature appears to be HR13. The bill number is being verified against the Texas Legislature's records. This notice remains until the issue is resolved. Corrections are logged publicly.
+0.00 +0 × 1.00
Direction
+0 — points in neither direction
Force
1.00 — enacted, vetoed, or final
Status
Enacted
Date
2025-04-01

Why this rating

This is a purely symbolic, congratulatory/honorary resolution carrying no funding, no statutory force, and no material program or benefit. Even if the honored group's history intersects with descendants of formerly enslaved people who allied with the Seminole Nation (the historical 'Black Seminole' Scouts associated with the name John Horse), the source material provided contains no resolution text describing membership, lineage criteria, or any concrete provision affecting Freedmen specifically. Per the rubric, honorary resolutions without funding or force of law default to a 0 impact rating.

Summary

Texas House Resolution 564, filed March 17, 2025 by Rep. Eddie Morales Jr. (D-HD-074), honors the United Warrior Band of the Seminole Nation/John Horse Band. The resolution was referred to the Local & Consent Calendars, considered and adopted by the Texas House on March 31, 2025, and reported enrolled on April 1, 2025.

Sources

Rated under the published impact rubric. Direction records what a measure would do if fully effective; force records how far it has actually travelled. Neither is inferred — both trace to the sources above. Think something here is wrong? Tell us and we will log the correction.

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