Five Nations Indian Land Reform Act

[AI summary unavailable — showing source text] Five Nations Citizens Land Reform Act - Makes restricted property subject to restrictions against alienation, conveyance, lease, mortgage, creation of liens, and other encumbrances regardless of the degree of Indian blood of the citizen who owns such property. Defines "restricted property" as any right, title, or interest in real property owned by an Indian citizen that is subject to encumbrances imposed by U.S. laws expressly applicable to the property of enrollees and descendants of enrollees on the final Indian rolls of the Five Civilized Tribes (Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw of Oklahoma, Seminole of Oklahoma, and Muscogee (Creek) Nations) in 1906 (Five Nations). Requires proceeds from the conveyance or condemnation of restricted property to be used to purchase other property which shall be restricted. Declares funds and securities derived from restricted property to be restricted. Sets forth provisions governing the removal of property restrictions. Grants the Secretary of the Interior exclusive jurisdiction to approve: (1) conveyances and leases of restricted property by an Indian citizen; and (2) the partition of property located within the last treaty boundaries of one or mor…