Designating January 12 as Nathan Gage Ingram Day for a 10-year period ending in 2035.

Texas House Concurrent Resolution 46 (HCR46) designates January 12 as 'Nathan Gage Ingram Day' in Texas for a 10-year period ending in 2035. This resolution honors U.S. Navy SEAL Nathan Gage Ingram, a native of Roanoke, Texas, who went missing in action on January 12, 2024, during a mission off the coast of Somalia. The designation serves as a tribute to his bravery and sacrifice.

Media coverage has been largely positive, highlighting the bipartisan support for HCR46 and the state's commitment to honoring military heroes. Reports emphasize the resolution's role in preserving the memory of Nathan Gage Ingram and recognizing the sacrifices made by service members. The Texas Policy Research group recommended a 'YES' vote on HCR46, noting its alignment with principles of individual liberty and personal responsibility, and its respectful and limited scope.

There has been minimal negative media coverage regarding HCR46. Some critics suggest that while the resolution is symbolic and honors a deserving individual, it may not address broader issues affecting veterans and active-duty military personnel. However, no significant opposition has been reported.