Encouraging the United States Congress to provide a legal resolution to inequitable aboriginal land claims in the state; and encouraging the Alaska delegation in Congress to work with affected communities in the state.
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This resolution urges the U.S. Congress to address the inequitable exclusion of five Southeast Alaska Native communities from land entitlements under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. It also calls on the Alaska congressional delegation to work collaboratively with these communities and organizations to find a fair and lasting resolution to this historical injustice, ensuring equitable treatment and supporting self-determination.
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