Tribal Firearm Access Act

Summary

The Tribal Firearm Access Act lets individuals who belong to federally recognized Indian or Alaska Native tribes use their tribal government identification documents when buying guns from federally licensed dealers. It amends federal law to recognize tribal IDs as valid proof of identity, giving tribal members the same purchasing ability as other Americans. The measure is intended to close a gap in who can legally buy a firearm.

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