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IL SB2311
Bill
AI Summary
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State recognizes the Vinyard Indian Settlement of Shawnee Indians as a State-recognized tribe of Indians who are direct lineal descendants of Chief Sedowii's Band of the Kispokofa Shawnee Indians.
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Tribe and its members become eligible for all State and federal services and benefits available to State-recognized tribes, including programs for job creation, education, housing, health care, and elder care.
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Service area for delivery of benefits is defined as Hardin, Pope, Saline, Gallatin, and White counties in Illinois.
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Act does not create land rights, criminal or civil jurisdiction for the tribe, gaming rights under federal Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, or private causes of action against the State.
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Tribe must maintain a membership roll based on qualifications determined by the tribe's bylaws dated January 24, 2001, as may be amended.
Legislative Description
SHAWNEE INDIAN RECOGNITION ACT
Last Action
Session Sine Die
1/9/2019