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This resolution honors the life and legacy of Mia Bourdeau Love, a groundbreaking political figure who made significant contributions to public service. The resolution highlights her background as a daughter of Haitian immigrants, her historic achievements including becoming the first African-American woman elected mayor in Utah and the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, and her remarkable political career. It emphasizes her principled leadership, commitment to family, faith, and civic engagement, noting her service on the Saratoga Springs City Council and in the U.S. House of Representatives. The resolution recognizes Love's continued public influence as a political commentator and author after her congressional service, and acknowledges her personal qualities of courage, authenticity, and resilience, particularly in facing personal challenges like her cancer diagnosis. The Senate formally expresses profound sorrow at her passing, requests that the resolution be communicated to the House of Representatives and her family, and will adjourn in her memory, recognizing her as an inspirational leader who broke barriers and encouraged others to find their voice and pursue leadership roles.

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-resolution/155/all-info