• Executive Order on Improving Public Safety and Criminal Justice for Native Americans and Addressing the Crisis of Missing or Murdered Indigenous People 
• Not Invisible Act of 2019, H.R. 2438 
• S.1942 - Savanna's Act 
• H.R.2029 - Studying the Missing and Murdered Indian Crisis Act of 2019 
• S.227 – Savanna’s Act 
• H.R.1585 - Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2019 
• Family Violence Prevention and Services Act
• Ashlynne Mike Amber Alert in Indian Country Act 
• Tribal Law and Order Re-authorization and Amendments Act of 2017 
• Securing Urgent Resources Vital to Indian Victim Empowerment Act 
• S.Res.401 –  A resolution designating May 5, 2018 as the "National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Native Women and Girls". 
• Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization (H.R. 6545)  The bill will produce annual reports on known statistics of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls. There is currently no system in place to collect comprehensive data on the number of missing and murdered Native American women, which by itself makes them more vulnerable to extreme violence. 
• Oversight Hearing titled “Missing and Murdered: Confronting the Silent Crisis in Indian Country” was held on Dec 12, 2018.​ 

State Legislation

• ​​Washington State  House Bill 2951 would require the Washington State Patrol (WSP) to work with tribal law enforcement and the Governor’s Office of Indian Affairs to conduct a study to increase state resources for reporting and identifying missing Native American women throughout Washington state. ​ 
• North Dakota  Representative Ruth Buffalo of Fargo introduced two bills that would require additional training and data collection by law enforcement related to missing and murdered indigenous people.  
  • The first bill (HB 1313) will require the state’s criminal justice data information sharing system to include data related to missing and murdered Indigenous Peoples.  
  • The other bill (HB 1311) would provide training for state’s attorneys and law enforcement officers and officials regarding missing and murdered indigenous people. The training would be provided by the North Dakota Human Trafficking Commission. 
• Arizona House Bill 2570: Study committee; murdered Indigenous women.  
  • An act establishing a study committee on missing and murdered indigenous women and girls. 
• Montana House Bill 21 
  •  Act establishing "Hanna's Act"; authorizing the Department of Justice to assist with the Investigation of all missing persons cases
• New Mexico House Bill 278: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
  • An act relating to missing persons; creating the missing and murdered Indigenous women task force; making and appropriation; declaring an emergency 
• South Dakota Senate Bill 164 
  • An Act to provide uniform procedures for the reporting of and investigation of missing and murdered Indigenous women. 
• North Dakota House Resolution 3056 
  • A concurrent resolution directing the Legislative Management to consider studying the issues and data reporting challenges related to missing and murdered indigenous people and human trafficking cases. 

​Tribal Legislation

• The Navajo Nation Law Against Human Trafficking
• Snoqualmie Tribal Code Title 7, Chapter 1
• Pascua Yaqui Tribal Code Title 4: Criminal Code
• Swinomis Tribal Code Title 4, Chapter 3: Criminal Code
• Tulalip Tribal Code Chapter 3.25: Offenses Against the Family
• Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Tribal Code Article XIII: Offenses Against Public Morality and Decency

​Congressional Testimony

• Delegate Amber Kanazbah Crotty (2018) 
• Hearing: Unmasking the Hidden Crisis of Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW): Exploring Solutions to End the Cycle of Violence ​