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This resolution recognizes January 29, 2025, as Brownsville Day at the State Capitol, honoring the significant historical and contemporary contributions of the southernmost city in Texas. The resolution provides historical context about Brownsville, noting its origins during the Mexican-American War, its incorporation in 1853, and its evolution into a vibrant, 190,000-person city that serves as Cameron County's seat. It highlights Brownsville's modern achievements, including its leadership in technology, innovation, space exploration through its partnership with SpaceX, and broadband infrastructure development. The resolution also emphasizes the city's cultural richness, particularly its celebration of Mexican American heritage and its role in fostering cross-border relationships. By officially recognizing Brownsville Day, the Texas House of Representatives extends a warm welcome to the city's delegation, including Mayor John Cowen, Jr. and several city commissioners, while celebrating the city's contributions to the progress and prosperity of Texas.

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