To provide for the equitable settlement of certain Indian land disputes regarding land in Illinois, and for other purposes.

This bill provides a way to settle certain Indian land disputes involving land in Illinois. It gives the United States Court of Federal Claims the power to hear and make a judgment on a land claim brought by the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. This claim is based on the Treaty of Grouseland signed on August 21, 1805. The court can hear this claim without regard to the usual statute of limitations or any delay-based defense. The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma has one year from the date the Act is enacted to file this land claim, or the court's jurisdiction to hear it will expire. Finally, except for a claim filed under this specific process, all other current and future land claims in Illinois by the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, its members, descendants, or predecessors in interest are completely extinguished.