New York S08834 clarifies that temporary passage through Indian lands does not constitute entry and allows law enforcement agreements with the Seneca.
New York S08834 amends the Indian law to clarify that a person is not deemed to have entered Indian lands if they are temporarily and continuously passing through. It allows the Seneca Nation to enter into agreements with law enforcement entities, including the superintendent of state police, county sheriffs, and the chief of police of Salamanca, detailing law enforcement activities within Seneca lands.
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