Bill > SF0058

This bill, titled the "Wyoming Indian Child Welfare Act sunset repeal," proposes to remove a specific expiration date from the existing Wyoming Indian Child Welfare Act. The Wyoming Indian Child Welfare Act, often referred to as ICWA, is a state law that aims to protect the best interests of Indian children and keep them connected to their families and tribes. By repealing the sunset date, which is a provision that causes a law to expire or become invalid after a certain period, this bill ensures that the Wyoming Indian Child Welfare Act will continue to be in effect indefinitely, rather than automatically ending on a specific date. The bill also specifies that this change will take effect on July 1, 2026.

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https://www.wyoleg.gov/Legislation/2026/SF0058