Rincon Tribal Council members, which include a Chair, ViceĬhair, and three Council members, are democratically elected by a majority vote Laws on the reservation, from environmental to taxation. Like state governments, is responsible for enforcing all applicable federal Rincon has a “Trust Relationship” with the federal government, and, United States of America, the Rincon Band has powers equal to a city, county, Recognized in 1875 as a sovereign government by the The Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians occupies a 5,000-acre reservation
