I rise to recognize the month of May as Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Virginia is home to a dynamic and growing AANHPI community, a community that across the country and in Virginia contributes in every field, including business, education, science, technology, and, of course, government. Many leaders in our community emigrated from Asian countries in pursuit of the American Dream, like my family. Their stories and success are a testament to the founding ideals of our country. Mr. Speaker, I wish a happy AANHPI Month to everyone. Mr. Speaker, I also rise today to recognize the month of May as National Cancer Research Month. Every day, 5,000 Americans will be diagnosed with cancer. More than 1,600 will die from it every day. Now more than ever, we must support our dedicated scientists and doctors across the country who work to treat and care for patients. I urge everyone to support robust funding for medical research for cancer so we can find a cure and stop the cuts to cancer research. Mr. Speaker, I wish a happy National Cancer Research Month to everyone.
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Recognizing May as Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and National Cancer Research Month.
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