urging the United States Department of Homeland Security to establish a tribal law enforcement training academy in South Dakota.

Added official enrollment markings, dates of adoption (January 28, 2026) and Senate concurrence (February 2, 2026), and signature lines for House and Senate officials.

Removed browser compatibility warnings and technical interface text from the draft version.

Reformatted page numbering and layout to match standard enrolled bill formatting requirements.

Removed browser compatibility warnings and navigation text that were present in the House version but are not part of the actual legislative text.

Added a requirement that the Legislature encourage collaboration with tribal leaders, state law enforcement agencies, and relevant stakeholders to ensure training addresses unique tribal community needs.

Added a requirement that copies of the resolution be transmitted to leaders of each of the nine federally recognized Indian tribes located wholly or partially within the state.

Modified the WHEREAS clause to emphasize partnership with the Bureau of Indian Affairs and focus on the nine tribal nations in South Dakota, making the resolution more specific about existing efforts.

Added three specific conditions requiring that the academy not be connected to ICE, not be used as an ICE detention center, and not enter into agreements with ICE.

Added language expressing support for increased federal funding for tribal law enforcement across the nation.

Added a requirement that the academy collaborate with tribal leaders and state agencies to address unique cultural needs of tribal communities.

Added a new resolution clause requiring copies of the resolution be transmitted to the DHS secretary, congressional delegation, and tribal leaders.