Back to all titlesactiveactiveactive
Title 25: Indians
Federal Indian law including tribal sovereignty, treaty rights, the Indian Child Welfare Act, tribal gaming, and self-governance.
46 chapters · 1,267 sections · 3 key sections available
Key Sections (3)
§ 71
Future Treaties with Indian Tribes
Since 1871, the U.S. no longer makes treaties with Indian tribes, but all treaties made before that date remain legally binding and enforceable.
aboriginalEffective: Mar 3, 1871
§ 1901ICWA
Indian Child Welfare Act — Congressional Findings
The Indian Child Welfare Act sets federal standards for removing Native American children from their families, prioritizing placement with relatives or tribal members to preserve tribal connections.
aboriginalfamilyEffective: Nov 8, 1978
§ 2710IGRA
Indian Gaming Regulatory Act — Tribal Gaming Ordinances
Tribes can operate casinos and other Class III gaming only if the activity is legal in their state and they negotiate a compact with the state government covering regulation and jurisdiction.
aboriginalbusinessEffective: Oct 17, 1988