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Heinrich And Stansbury Announce House Passage & Senate Committee Advancement Of Legislation To Transfer Federal Land To Pueblos For Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

Stansbury said House passage advanced the effort to transfer land to New Mexico's Pueblos.

Heinrich And Stansbury Announce House Passage & Senate Committee Advancement Of Legislation To Transfer Federal Land To Pueblos For Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
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New Mexico lawmakers announced that the Albuquerque Indian School Act of 2025 passed the House and received a Senate committee hearing. The bill would transfer land to the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico for the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center.

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Representative and House lead for the legislation

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Martin Heinrich
D · NM · SEN

Senator supporting and urging advancement of the legislation

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Ben Ray Luján
D · NM · SEN

Senator and cosponsor of the legislation

Representative and cosponsor of the legislation

ALSO MENTIONED  Jeff Bingaman, Former senator cited as a leader of earlier land-transfer efforts; Manuel Luján Jr., Former representative cited as a leader of earlier land-transfer efforts; Pete Domenici, Former senator cited as a leader of earlier land-transfer efforts

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