Asikiw Mostos O’Pikinawasiwin (AMO) Law was passed October 8th, 2020. The Louis Bull Tribe was the first Nation in Treaty 6 to implement and bring into force its own child and family services law after the passing of Bill C-92. Bill C-92 respects Indigenous peoples’ jurisdiction over their own child and family services. The AMO Law seeks to protect their children and families while simultaneously preserving the tribe’s Treaty, traditions, language, costumes, culture, and sovereign rights. This law seeks to also bring home children that have been taken away from the Louis Bull Tribe.