Lets the Pit River Tribe gain control over about 584 acres of federal land in California.
This bill would let the Pit River Tribe in California gain control over about 584 acres of federal land. This land, currently managed by the Forest Service, would become part of the Tribe's Reservation. However, the Tribe would not be able to use this land for casino gaming.
Today, about 584 acres of federal land in California are managed by the Forest Service and overseen by the Secretary of Agriculture. If this bill becomes law, this land would be transferred to the Secretary of the Interior and held in trust for the Pit River Tribe, making it part of their Reservation.
S 2871 · 119th Congress · September 18, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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