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Proclamation 10922 is a presidential proclamation signed April 23, 2025, officially designating April 20–27, 2025 as the Days of Remembrance of Victims of the Holocaust. It asks the American public to observe that week with study, prayer, and commemoration of Holocaust victims and survivors.
This proclamation establishes no new law, regulation, or binding obligation — it is a formal call to public observance, which is the standard legal character of such documents. It references a previously signed Executive Order directing federal agencies to use legal tools against antisemitic harassment in schools and on college campuses, including through immigration enforcement against non-citizen violators, but that order is a separate action already in effect. The proclamation itself changes nothing operationally; it memorializes the designated week and reaffirms existing policy commitments. It also notes the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, which was commemorated earlier in 2025.
The proclamation is addressed to the general American public, asking all people in the United States to participate in remembrance activities during the designated week. Jewish Americans and Holocaust survivor communities are specifically honored. Federal agencies are reminded of existing commitments to combat antisemitism, but no new agency duties are created by this document alone.