Feds vow no eviction of sprawling Dakota Access protest camp
Federal officials will not remove the Oceti Sakowin camp on Army Corps land near the Missouri and Cannonball rivers citing free speech. Camp growth since August drew thousands of Native American demonstrators opposing Energy Transfer Partners' 3.8 billion pipeline, with locals rising safety concerns and lawmaker critiques amid lawsuits and grazing lease tensions.
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