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HB 368Session 2027HouseStatus unavailable

American Indians, Virginia and federally recognized tribes; establishes definitions, sovereignty.

Definitions; American Indians; Virginia recognized tribes; federally recognized tribes; sovereignty. Provides that the Commonwealth acknowledges the inherent sovereignty of federally recognized tribes within the present-day external boundaries of the Commonwealth. The bill also establishes definitions for "American Indian," "federally recognized tribe," and "Virginia recognized tribe" and amends various sections throughout the Code for the purpose of uniformity in terminology. This bill is a recommendation of the Commission on Updating Virginia Law to Reflect Federal Recognition of Virginia Tribes.

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Jan 12, 2026

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Jul 21, 2026

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Paul E. Krizek

cosponsorBetsy B. Carr
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Delores L. McQuinn

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Ellen H. McLaughlin

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Katrina Callsen

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Marcus B. Simon

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Shelly A. Simonds

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