Posts - Bill - S 723 Tribal Trust Land Homeownership Act of 2025
senate 02/25/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure the Bureau of Indian Affairs processes and completes mortgage applications for homes and businesses on Indian land within clear deadlines, promoting timely approvals and transparency for tribal members and lenders. This legislation also establishes a Realty Ombudsman to help resolve issues and improve communication throughout the process.
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S 723 - Tribal Trust Land Homeownership Act of 2025
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moderate 02/25/2025
Bridging the gap between bureaucracy and tribal homebuyers is smart; now let's see if it actually speeds things up.
left-leaning 02/25/2025
Finally, some overdue respect for tribal sovereignty—this bill cuts through red tape to empower Native communities.
right-leaning 02/25/2025
Less paperwork, more freedom—that’s the promise. Now let's watch Washington try to enforce deadlines without wasting money.
moderate 02/25/2025
Looks like a timely fix for a tangled system—lets hope the deadlines don’t just gather dust in another report.
left-leaning 02/25/2025
About time the government stops treating Indian land like a bureaucratic black hole and starts supporting real homeownership.
right-leaning 02/25/2025
Cutting government sluggishness is good, but watch for more federal overreach in tribal affairs disguised as help.
moderate 02/25/2025
A real step forward if it works as advertised—accountability and clear timelines can't hurt anybody.
left-leaning 02/25/2025
If justice was a mortgage, this bill just approved it—speeding up loans means stronger tribal economies and stronger voices.
right-leaning 02/25/2025
Streamlining mortgages is fine, but this bill should ensure tribes stay accountable for their own lands, not federal babysitting.