Cherokee Boundary and U S Sovereignty in Georgia Dispute
The Cherokee nation is a distinct territory with defined boundaries where Georgian law has no force without Cherokee consent or treaty agreement. The United States government holds exclusive power over relations with the Cherokee, and Georgia acts intrusively against federal treaties, risking the forcible seizure of a resident protected by U S authority.
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