This resolution expresses strong support for increasing the participation of Latino individuals in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) careers. It highlights the significant growth and economic contributions of the Latino population, noting their underrepresentation in STEM fields despite their increasing enrollment in higher education. The resolution emphasizes that STEM careers offer greater economic mobility and societal contributions, making increased Latino participation crucial for both individual advancement and the national economy. The resolution acknowledges that Latino students face challenges such as gaps in college preparation and financial aid, which hinder their entry into STEM. To address this, it encourages increased federal support for initiatives aimed at boosting Latino students' pursuit of STEM education and careers, particularly in engineering. It also recognizes the critical role of Hispanic-serving institutions and all institutions of higher education in fostering diversity and inclusion within the STEM workforce, ultimately strengthening the nation's economic sustainability and leadership in these vital fields.