S. 2908 is a bill aimed at supporting Tribal governments in managing buffalo and their habitats on Indian land, as well as reestablishing buffalo populations. The bill recognizes the historical and cultural significance of buffalo to Indian Tribes and seeks to bolster Tribal...
S. 2908 wants to help Native American Tribes take care of buffalo herds on their land by giving them money and advice, but some people worry that the money might not be used wisely or fairly.
H.R. 10270, the “Congressional Border Security Assessment Act,” allows Members of Congress and their staff to legally access Indian reservations that include 50 or more miles alongside the U.S.-Mexico border. This access is granted for the purpose of assessing national...
H.R. 10270 wants to let members of Congress visit certain places on Indian land near the U.S.-Mexico border to check how safe that area is. This means they can go on roads and paths there, but they need to be careful to respect the people who live on that land.
S. 4457 aims to promote conservation and economic development in Nevada by transferring federal land to local and tribal control, designating special management and wilderness areas, and adjusting boundaries for certain conservation areas. It includes provisions to support...
The bill wants to help save nature and create jobs in Nevada by giving some land back to local people and tribal groups, making new parks and special nature areas, and helping to build homes and roads. It also tries to make sure everyone works together nicely and shares fairly.
S. 1322 aims to amend an existing 1955 law, known as the "Long-Term Leasing Act," to extend the leasing terms for restricted Indian lands to up to 99 years in most cases, allowing uses for activities like public, religious, or business purposes and certain kinds of farming....
The bill changes an old law allowing tribes to rent their land for longer, up to 99 years, for things like businesses or farming, and lets them make some land use decisions without asking the U.S. government first, but it also raises concerns about keeping the environment safe.
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.
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