Tribal Land

Tribal land refers to parcels of land that are designated for the use and governance of Native American tribes or other indigenous groups. These lands are recognized by the U.S. government and often held in trust, meaning the federal government manages them on behalf of the tribe. Tribal lands can serve as homes, cultural sites, or economic resources for the tribe. While they have a degree of sovereignty, they are still subject to federal jurisdiction in certain matters. Overall, tribal land is a vital part of a tribe’s cultural identity and autonomy within the United States.