H. R. 929 proposes to take approximately 17.264 acres of land in Pierce County, Washington, into trust for the benefit of the Puyallup Tribe of the Puyallup Reservation. The land becomes part of the reservation and is managed under the same rules as other tribal trust lands....
The bill wants to give some land in Washington to the Puyallup Tribe to take care of, but they can't use it for casinos, and the U.S. won't fix any old problems the land has.
S. 3891 seeks to amend the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965 to enhance federal economic development investments in communities across the United States. The bill introduces new grants and programs aimed at improving infrastructure, workforce training, and resilience in the...
This bill wants to help towns and cities in America get better and stronger by giving them money to fix things like roads and job training. It's like giving them a big piggy bank to use for making their homes nice and safe, especially if bad things happen or if they need new jobs.
S. 4006, titled the "INVEST in Our Communities Act", seeks to reauthorize and amend programs under the Economic Development Administration. The bill focuses on enhancing economic development by increasing federal share provisions for certain projects, supporting outdoor...
S. 4006 wants to make rules that help towns and cities grow by improving parks, tourism, and repairs, and it also plans to give money to places that really need it. Some people worry this might cost a lot and might not say clearly how the money must be used.
The bill, H.R. 8318, titled the "Tribal Tax and Investment Reform Act of 2024," aims to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to treat Indian Tribal Governments similarly to State governments for specific federal tax purposes. It proposes measures to establish tax parity for Tribes,...
The bill wants to make sure that Native American Tribal Governments are treated the same as state governments when it comes to taxes. This means they can do things like borrow money more easily to help their communities grow, just like states can.
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