Today I am introducing the Indian Technical Corrections Act of 2003 to provide routine and noncontroversial amendments to Federal statutes affecting Indian tribes and Indian people. The vast majority of these amendments were included in legislation in the last session of Congress that failed to be enacted. Though modest, this bill provides real relief to the many tribes that seek Congress' assistance.
Andrea Joy Campbell: “Today I am introducing the Indian Technical Corrections Act of 2003 to provide routine and noncontroversial amendments…”
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Introducing the Indian Technical Corrections Act of 2003 to amend federal statutes affecting Indian tribes.
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