Received in the Senate.
Summary
The bill moves three parcels of federal land, about 9.9 acres, that were part of the historic Albuquerque Indian School into trust for the benefit of 19 New Mexico Indian Pueblos. It requires the General Services Administration to relocate any federal tenants, then transfers jurisdiction to the Interior Secretary, who will place the land in trust and convey existing buildings to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. The land may be used for education, health, cultural, business and economic development, but not for Class II or III gaming.
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