Brian Schatz

This bipartisan Crow Water Settlement Amendment Act will do exactly that.

I share Indian Country's frustration with Congress' failure to pass a universal fix.

The Carcieri decision put rebuilding tribal homelands into a tailspin, and for 15 years, it has slowed Interior's land-into-trust process

This bipartisan Crow Water Settlement Amendment Act will do exactly that.

I am a long-time supporter of this effort, following the enforcement of the 2009 Supreme Court decision that wrongly oppressed some tribes for having land taken into trust.

I share Indian Country's frustration with Congress' failure to pass a universal fix.

The Carcieri decision put rebuilding tribal homelands into a tailspin, and for 15 years, it has slowed Interior's land-into-trust process

I am a long-time supporter of this effort, following the enforcement of the 2009 Supreme Court decision that wrongly oppressed some tribes for having land taken into trust.

The Carcieri decision put rebuilding tribal homelands into a tailspin, and for 15 years, it has slowed Interior's land-into-trust process

This bipartisan Crow Water Settlement Amendment Act will do exactly that.

I share Indian Country's frustration with Congress' failure to pass a universal fix.

Congress has affirmed and reaffirmed this obligation, from the General Crimes Act of 1817 to the Tribal Law and Order Act of 2010.

We have recommited and doubled down on our obligation.

One of the fundamental trust and treaty obligations to tribal nations is to protect the public safety on their lands.

It is abundantly clear that public safety challenges persist.

One of the fundamental trust and treaty obligations to tribal nations is to protect the public safety on their lands.

We have recommited and doubled down on our obligation.

It is abundantly clear that public safety challenges persist.

Congress has affirmed and reaffirmed this obligation, from the General Crimes Act of 1817 to the Tribal Law and Order Act of 2010.

I am glad that Congress finally got its act together and passed the National Security Supplemental, but just like the regular appropriations bill, it was needlessly delayed by many months.

I am glad that Congress finally got its act together and passed the National Security Supplemental, but just like the regular appropriations bill, it was needlessly delayed by many months.

Congress has affirmed and reaffirmed this obligation, from the General Crimes Act of 1817 to the Tribal Law and Order Act of 2010.

It is abundantly clear that public safety challenges persist.

One of the fundamental trust and treaty obligations to tribal nations is to protect the public safety on their lands.

We have recommited and doubled down on our obligation.