The Connecticut General Assembly has introduced a resolution condemning the provisions of the Treaty of Hartford, which was established in 1638 to conclude the Pequot War. This treaty aimed to eliminate the Pequot cultural identity by preventing the Pequot people from returning to their ancestral lands, abolishing their tribal name, and subjecting remaining tribe members to slavery or death. The resolution emphasizes the Assembly's disapproval of these actions and reaffirms its commitment to supporting Native American tribes within the state.

The resolution was reported favorably by the Government Administration and Elections Committee and does not have any fiscal impact on the state or municipalities. It serves as a formal acknowledgment of the historical injustices faced by the Pequot Tribe and highlights the importance of maintaining a positive partnership with Native American communities in Connecticut.