New rules may widen federal recognition for tribes
Obama administration proposes easier proof of legitimacy for unrecognized tribes easing 1934 start date and 1900 third party identification requirements. Experts and opponents clash over gaming incentives, costs, and the potential for more casinos in California and beyond.
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Washington
Gary Johnson
Washington State
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Johnson
Lewis and Clark
Pacific Northwest
Rob Jacobs
North Carolina
Jacobs
U.S
Obama
Patty Ferguson-Bohnee
Indian Legal Program
Sandra Day O’connor College of Law
Arizona State University
California
United States
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cheryl Schmit
Stand Up For California
Schmit
National Congress of American Indians
Kevin Washburn
Bureau
Nedra Darling
New York
Shinnecock
Detained U.S. citizen child released after citizenship reveal
An 11 year old detained at Artesia New Mexico facility was released after a visiting immigration attorney confirmed he is a U.S. citizen due to his father’s status. The case underscores gaps in citizenship checks amid rapid processing of families arriving at the southern border.
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Tucson
Ariz
New Mexican Desert
U.S
Artesia
N.M
Central America
Stephen Manning
Leticia Zamarripa
Department of Homeland Security
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
United States
Laura Lichter
Lichter
American
Immigration Lawyers Association
Manning
Southwest
Texas
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