The bill establishes a settlement that pays $33,900,000 to the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community for the federal government’s taking of the Reservation Swamp Lands and Reservation Canal Lands inside the L'Anse Indian Reservation without just compensation. The payment is authorized for fiscal year 2026 and is intended to acknowledge the historic loss of land and to provide the Community with resources for development and stewardship. Upon receipt of the funds, the Community’s claims to the lands are extinguished and the title of all current owners is cleared of any preexisting rights held by the Community. The settlement also confirms that the Community may use the money for governmental services, economic development, natural‑resource protection, and land acquisition, but explicitly prohibits its use for gaming. This approach seeks to resolve long‑standing disputes through a restorative process rather than protracted litigation. In addition to the payment, the bill authorizes the Secretary of the Interior to take any necessary actions to carry out the settlement and to ensure that the Community does not acquire land for gaming purposes. The act clarifies that the settlement does not authorize the Secretary to place land into trust for gaming or the Community to use the settlement proceeds for gaming. It also provides that the settlement funds are available only until expended and that the Community may use the money for lawful purposes, excluding gaming. The legislation therefore balances the Community’s right to compensation with the protection of current landowners’ clear title. By extinguishing claims and preventing gaming, the bill aims to secure both justice for the Community and security for existing property interests.