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     "Status":"Failed",
     "Chamber":"Senate",
     "Chamber Details":"This resolution designates May 5, 2021, as the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Native Women and Girls.\nPassed",
-    "Bill Overview (Link)":"https:\/\/legiscan.com\/US\/bill\/SR196\/2009",
-    "Bill Text":"https:\/\/legiscan.com\/US\/text\/SR196\/id\/468664",
+    "Bill Overview (Link)":"https:\/\/legiscan.com\/US\/bill\/SR196\/2021",
+    "Bill Text":"https:\/\/legiscan.com\/US\/text\/SR196\/id\/2386826",
     "Optional Link":"https:\/\/www.congress.gov\/bill\/117th-congress\/senate-resolution\/196\/text",
     "Summary":"The resolution designates May 5, 2021, as the \"National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Native Women and Girls.\" It highlights alarming murder rates faced by American Indian women in certain Tribal communities, emphasizing the urgent need for awareness. The resolution notes the lack of data on missing Indigenous women and the case of Hanna Harris, as an example. The Senate resolution calls on the U.S. population and interested groups to commemorate the lives of missing and murdered Indigenous women and demonstrate solidarity with the victims' families.",
     "UIC Pros":"Declaration helps to spread knowledge and alert American populace to the epidemic of Missing and Murdered Native Women and Girls.",