We are committed to serving our Tribal Members across Arizona, California, New Mexico, Texas, many other states throughout the U.S. and our Homelands in Sonora. We stay connected, fostering a sense of community and cultural pride among our members. Our mission is to celebrate and preserve our rich heritage while promoting growth and unity. We recognize the importance of our traditions, languages, and customs. Our initiatives include: Hosting cultural events and festivals tha

The Texas Band of Yaqui Indians is a state-recognized tribal government acknowledged by the Texas Legislatur e through Senate Resolution 989, authored and sponsored by Senator Charles Perry. This legislative action represents the highest and only available form of tribal recognition in the State of Texas, as Texas does not maintain an administrative recognition process or tribal affairs office. Senate Resolution 989 formally affirms the Tribe’s historical presence, cultural c

Many people unfamiliar with Texas law ask why recognition comes through a resolution rather than a state office or commission. The answer is simple: • Texas does not maintain a state recognition program • Texas does not have a tribal affairs office • Texas does not issue certificates or enrollment oversight for tribes • Texas ended all administrative recognition pathways decades ago Because of this, legislative action is the only formal route for a tribe to be acknowledge