In this May 16, 2019 photo, Patricia Whitefoot, left, a member of the Yakama tribe from White Swan, Washington, poses for a photo after Gov. Kate Brown signed a bill directing the state police to study how to improve criminal justice resources to solve cases of Native American women who have gone missing or been killed. Whitefoot's sister Daisy disappeared in 1987. The case was never solved. Whitefoot was involved in the effort to pass the bill in Oregon, and a similar one in Washington state earlier. (AP Photo/Andrew Selsky)
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