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President Obama Signs Historic Tribal Law & Order Act Into Law 07/29/2010
	Enactment of Legislation Hailed as Historic and Will Empower Tribes to Make Communities Safer Additional Resources Read the White House Blog: The Tribal Law and Order Act of 2010: A Step Forward for Native Women Read the article in the Washington Post about the Tribal Law and Order Act Download the Tribal Law and Order Act Backgrounder (PDF 34k) Watch "Rape on the Reservation" (video, Current TV) View & Download NCAI Photos from the Tribal Law & Order Act signing ceremony [more]
Passage of Tribal Law and Order Act Receives Praise from NCAI 07/21/2010
	“This historic legislation is an opportunity for tribes and the federal government to work together to make our communities safer,” says NCAI President Jefferson Keel [more]
Native American Leaders to Prime Minister Cameron: “Allow Iroquois Nationals Lacrosse Team Entry” 07/16/2010
	National Congress of American Indians Calls on UK to Grant Entry for Game’s World Championships [more]
NCAI Passes Resolution to Support Immediate Passage of the Cobell Settlement Legislation 06/23/2010
	Nation’s Oldest & Largest Tribal Membership Organization Votes to Support Cobell Settlement [more]
Tribal Leaders Close NCAI’s Executive Council Winter Session with Focus on the Administration and Legislative Issues 03/04/2010
	WASHINGTON—March 5, 2010—The National Congress of American Indians (NCAI), the oldest and largest Indian organization in the country, ended its Executive Council Winter Session with a focus on the President’s Fiscal Year 2011 budget, strategies for more effectively engaging the Administration, and legislative proposals that will affect Native people and communities in the coming months. [more]

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