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Originally posted by lifefree: ↑

Here we go again with "natives do not have rights over the land" -- no source, but at least not claiming it is in the federal Constitution, because it's not. Native Americans were not granted full citizenship until 1924, but even then it was up to the states to decide whether they could vote -- this took decades, the last ones did not act until the 1960s. The specific rights of each of the 574 "tribes" or "nations" are determined by treaties (which can take priority over the Constitution), federal laws, and tribal laws. Commit a misdemeanor on tribal land, you will be prosecuted in a tribal court. Commit a felony, and in most cases you will be prosecuted in either federal or state court.

Mass relocation was practiced in the 19th Century. Natives who had lived for centuries in the South were relocated to desolate Oklahoma, which back then was called "Indian Territory." The joke was on the descendants of European immigrants who forced the move -- it turned out the lands given to the Native Americans were rich in oil, and many of the newcomers became wealthy because, yes, they had rights over the land.

I wish the attitude often expressed here of "we killed off most of the Hualapai, so now we can ignore those who survived" was only an Australian viewpoint, but it is shared by many Americans. More so those who voted for Trump, than those who voted for Biden. The AZL saga is simple: Can a plan submitted during the previous Administration, survive scrutiny by the current one? And of course, the final decision will be up to the federal courts, whose judges are not elected and who have lifetime tenure.

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