The bill proposes the establishment of a new subchapter in the Arkansas Code, specifically addressing the cross deputization of law enforcement on federally-recognized tribal land within the state. It allows municipalities, counties, and the state to enter into agreements with tribal nations to enable law enforcement agencies from these entities to enforce tribal, state, and local laws on tribal lands and surrounding areas.

The new legal language includes provisions for the cross deputization of law enforcement agencies, granting them the authority to operate across jurisdictional lines. This initiative aims to enhance cooperation and coordination between various law enforcement agencies, thereby improving public safety and law enforcement effectiveness on tribal lands.