The Senate resolution marks 50 years since the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act was enacted. It recognizes Tribal achievements in managing federal programs and reaffirms support for Tribal self-determination and self-governance. It calls on the federal government to continue working with Indian Tribes and uphold the Act and related authorities.
The resolution recognizes and supports Tribal authority to manage federal services for their communities. It does not specify new individual benefits or requirements.
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The resolution states that Tribal management of federal programs supports self-determination, community well-being, and services responsive to local needs.
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