House Joint Resolution 102

House Joint Resolution 102, often abbreviated as HJR 102, is a legislative proposal that has been introduced in the House of Representatives. It serves as a formal statement or expression of opinion or intent that requires approval by both the House and the Senate but does not have the force of law. Joint resolutions such as HJR 102 are commonly used to propose amendments to the Constitution, authorize appropriations, or address significant public policy issues. The approval of both chambers signifies a collective agreement or action that is deemed important for national consideration. Keep an eye on House Joint Resolution 102 to stay informed about its progress and potential impacts on our governance.