New York S08127 amends the Indian law to address intrusions on tribal lands and drug trafficking activities within Indian lands.

New York S08127 amends the Indian law to prohibit non-Indians from entering, remaining, or conducting business on tribal lands without permission. It mandates the district attorney to remove intruders upon application by tribal authorities. The bill also prohibits establishing junkyards or dumps on tribal lands without permission. Additionally, it allows the governor, state police superintendent, county sheriff, or city police chief to enter into agreements with the Seneca nation for criminal law enforcement within Seneca lands, with these agreements enforceable by state courts.

New York S08127 amends the Indian law to address intrusions on tribal lands and drug trafficking activities within Indian lands.

New York S08127 amends the Indian law to prohibit non-Indians from entering, remaining, or conducting business on tribal lands without permission. It mandates the district attorney to remove intruders upon application by tribal authorities. The bill also prohibits establishing junkyards or dumps on tribal lands without permission. Additionally, it allows the governor, state police superintendent, county sheriff, or city police chief to enter into agreements with the Seneca nation for criminal law enforcement within Seneca lands, with these agreements enforceable by state courts.