Wyoming law removes the sunset date for Indian child welfare rules
Starting July 1, 2026, Wyoming’s Indian Child Welfare Act will no longer have the sunset date that this law repeals.
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What it does
The law repeals subsection (b), identified in the act’s title as the sunset date for Wyoming’s Indian Child Welfare Act. The text does not describe other changes to the Act.
Argument forRemoving the scheduled end date could let Wyoming’s Indian child welfare rules remain in place without expiring on that date.
Argument againstRemoving the scheduled end date could leave fewer built-in chances for lawmakers to reconsider whether these rules should continue.
More detail
The law repeals subsection (b) of Wyoming law on Indian child welfare; the act’s title identifies it as the sunset date. The repeal applies to subsection (b) of Wyoming law on Indian child welfare. The act takes effect July 1, 2026.
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