Tribal Warrant Fairness Act

Summary

The Tribal Warrant Fairness Act lets an Indian tribe ask the U.S. Marshals Service to investigate tribal fugitive matters, even outside the United States, and to help locate missing children. It also permits tribal law‑enforcement agencies to take part in regional fugitive task forces, with the Justice Department required to consult tribes when new task forces are formed. The changes amend existing statutes to explicitly include tribal matters.

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