The Oklahoma Indian lands clarification in this bill does narrow the scope of section 168(j) in Oklahoma compared to current law by eliminating the unassigned lands.
Bill Archer: “The Oklahoma Indian lands clarification in this bill does narrow the scope of section 168(j) in Oklahoma compared to…”
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Discussing the Oklahoma Indian lands clarification in a legislative bill.
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