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The amendment significantly **strengthens** the resolution by adding strict conditions that prohibit the proposed tribal law enforcement training academy from any connection to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, preventing it from being used as a detention center, and blocking memoranda of understanding with ICE—essentially ensuring the academy remains focused solely on tribal law enforcement training rather than federal immigration enforcement.

The amendment removes strict conditions that would have prohibited the proposed academy from any connection to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, significantly WEAKENING the bill by dropping the requirement that the academy operate independently from ICE operations and partnerships. This change shifts the resolution from demanding categorical separation to simply urging the establishment of a training academy without preconditions on how it relates to federal immigration enforcement.

This change converted the resolution from an engrossed Senate version to an enrolled final version, adding signature lines and adoption dates showing the measure passed both chambers (House on January 28, 2026 and Senate on February 2, 2026), which confirms the resolution's formal completion rather than substantively altering its purpose of urging the Department of Homeland Security to establish a tribal law enforcement training academy in South Dakota.