H. R. 2687 is a bill that aims to modify the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. It seeks to prevent certain payments made to aged, blind, or disabled Alaska Natives and their descendants from impacting their eligibility for certain social programs. The bill specifically...
The bill wants to make sure that when some gifts or money are given to older, blind, or disabled Alaska Native people, it won't stop them from getting help from certain programs for a few years.
S. 623 aims to modify the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act by ensuring that certain financial benefits given to aged, blind, or disabled Alaska Natives and their descendants are not considered when determining eligibility for various support programs. This amendment...
S. 623 is a bill that changes the rules so that when Alaska Natives who are old, can't see, or have disabilities receive some money, this money won't count against them when they apply for help from certain programs. This helps them keep getting the support they need without losing it because of these payments.
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