Murdered and Missing Indigenous Relatives Amendments

Summary

The bill establishes an Office of American Indian‑Alaska Native Health and Family Services and tasks it with developing a training program for peace officers handling cases of missing or murdered Indigenous individuals. It sets qualifications for the office director, defines key terms, and outlines required curriculum content on tribal sovereignty, relevant laws, and best practices for working with families. The curriculum must be reviewed and updated at least every three years.

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