Tribal Nations — and only Tribal Nations — determine Tribal citizenship.
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But under tribal morality, principles are subsumed under tribal membership.
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A board of trustees with tribal and non-tribal representatives would prevent our nations from providing management direction from a distinctly tribal perspective.
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Warren is undermining tribal interests with her continued claims of tribal heritage.
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"Senator Warren is undermining tribal interests with her continued claims of tribal heritage."
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Tribal morality is what happens when tribal interests come to subordinate moral principles.
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Traditionally, the tribal areas were run by both political agents, using the harsh Frontier Crimes Regulation (FCR), and tribal chiefs, or maliks, presiding over tribal councils, jirgas.
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Whether it's the least impactful or not there's still tribal lands and tribal interest.
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Her plan also aims to boost tribal sovereignty by reforming the tribal justice system.
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Tribal politics, anchored in tribal media, has made knowing nothing a badge of honor.
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"Certain aspects of federal law recognize tribal interests, even beyond tribal boundaries," Kalt explained.
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Worried about extending tribal jurisdiction to non–tribal citizens—McClintock repeatedly used the term "members"—the California Republican rolled out a puzzling hypothetical, one that was supposedly meant to show the inherent danger of allowing tribal courts to handle crimes that occur on tribal lands.
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Dollar General's defense largely rested on whether tribal courts have "inherent sovereignty" over non-tribal members.
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But I am sorry for furthering confusion on tribal sovereignty and tribal citizenship and harm that resulted.
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Will he trounce Tribal Law and build a wall on tribal lands not under U.S. government jurisdiction?
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Arizona is home to 22 tribal communities, and nearly 28 percent of the state is tribal lands.
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In the book, "Tribal Leadership, " Dave Logan and John King distinguish organizations based on their tribal culture.
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"But I am sorry for furthering confusion on tribal sovereignty and tribal citizenship and harm that resulted."
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All tribal governments play critical roles in ensuring the safety, health, and stability of tribal and surrounding communities.
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The recommendation for tribal control — which grew out of a collaborative environmental-impact statement — would allow preferential tribal hiring and provisions for tribal culture and customs, including the reintroduction of bison to the land.
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John Norwood, a member of the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Council and principal justice of the Tribal Supreme Court.
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The influx is testing the limits of tribal unity, according to Wayuu police and tribal mediators, known as pütchipü'üs.
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Those tribal citizens are usually issued tribal ID cards by their nations or by the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Since 1997, revenue from a casino on tribal land has been given to every tribal member, no strings attached.
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As part of the "Oliphant fix," Warren is proposing that tribal criminal jurisdiction be significantly expanded so that individuals who commit crimes on tribal lands against Native Americans can be brought to justice by tribal authorities.
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Whether tribes will be able to move projects from tribal nation to tribal nation unfettered will be the game changer.
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Tribal police typically have jurisdiction over crimes that occur on reservations, but many tribal forces are understaffed or under-trained.
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Tyonek is what's known as a "closed tribe," meaning outsiders cannot visit tribal property without signed consent from tribal leadership.
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Biology may be a variable, she said, but participating as a tribal member involves many other ties to tribal identity.
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Tribal leaders said the DNA test helped further an idea they reject: that tribal citizenship can be determined by blood.
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This means that services from law enforcement to tribal courts, disaster relief and road maintenance are often completed by tribal employees whose salaries rely on federal funding — or by federal workers, some of whom are tribal citizens.
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And then being from an intense tribal background, with all those expectations and pressure — I just thought about escaping tribal thinking.
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But DNA & family history has nothing to do with tribal affiliation or citizenship, which is determined only – only – by Tribal Nations.
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Tribal hospitals in Pine Ridge, South Dakota and Rosebud, South Dakota, have drawn particular scrutiny from tribal leadership and from Congress.
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Many of the tribal court judges are members of the state bar and have practiced law in state and tribal court.
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This is the culmination of the right's long campaign against media: a base that only trusts tribal news from tribal sources.
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One reason could be a recently passed law declaring tribal intimidation tactics, such as the degga ashairiya (tribal knock), acts of terror.
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" Similarly, the Cherokee Nation said in a statement that "Senator Warren is undermining tribal interests with her continued claims of tribal heritage.
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All I can say is that tribal politics on the far left has created an upsurge in tribal politics on the right.
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They'll come from tribal communities brimming with innovative ideas that will build better lives for tribal members and for all Americans. Sen.
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During his time in Congress, Mr. Zinke served as a trusted ally of tribal governments and helped advance critical tribal legislative priorities.
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The $32.8 billion tribal casino industry provides critical funds for elder, youth, and health programs, as well as jobs for tribal members.
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The restrictions on tribal sovereignty in Ernst's bill, she added, speaks to how many non–Native American lawmakers feel about tribal courts.
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" He added that by announcing she likely has some Native blood, Warren is "undermining tribal interests with her continued claims of tribal heritage.
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Final Tribal But even though David was eliminated from the game, he was the focal point of the final tribal council as well.
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Tribal practices prevail Such crimes often originate from tribal practices and punishment for behavior viewed as bringing dishonor to a family or village.
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Miller was in charge of the Puyallup tribal grant given to UWT, dedicated in part to assist recruiting tribal members into the sciences.
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Tribal groups and environmentalists celebrated the federal government's decision to reject the permit, claiming that the pipeline threatens tribal land and the environment.
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The Corps designated a "free speech area," and tribal chairman Dave Archambault II offered an area of tribal land for protestors to relocate.
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The IHS National Tribal Budget Formulation Workgroup is tasked with making recommendations to the Indian Health Service on Tribal budget priorities every year.
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She was the second woman elected to the Navajo Tribal Council, educated about water and housing conditions, and chaired the Tribal Health Committee.
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"I understand that she apologized for causing confusion on tribal sovereignty and tribal citizenship and the harm that has resulted," Ms. Hubbard said.
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"Tribal children have suffered unfairly for years in the Wolf Point School District," said Melina Healey, the lawyer representing the tribal executive board.
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Over the next decade, some 2.5 million acres of land were removed from tribal control, and 12,000 Native Americans lost their tribal affiliation.
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"DNA test results are not any substitute for tribal kinship ties or any credible measure of tribal belonging," said Galanda, a citizen of the Round Valley Indian Tribes, a Native rights advocate, and a nationally known opponent of the practice of tribal disenrollment.
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This created a disastrous situation of unaccountability which resulted in the deaths and disappearances of countless Native women since 1978, when the Supreme Court ruled that tribal governments could not prosecute non-tribal members, even when crimes were committed on tribal land.
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"The high costs of infrastructure buildout on tribal lands, which tend to be remote and rugged terrain, work in tandem with tribal member poverty to create a barrier to high-speed Internet expansion on tribal lands," the GAO said in its report.
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The lower tribal court, the Choctaw Supreme Court, and the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals also refused to challenge the Choctaw tribal court's jurisdiction.
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Iranian-backed Shi'ite paramilitary forces known as Popular Mobilization and Sunni tribal fighters known as Tribal Mobilization took part in the offensive, it added.
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She was eight or nine when she started speaking up in tribal Jirgas, which are the councils for the elders in the tribal areas.
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Federal law also forbids the death penalty for crimes committed on tribal land unless the tribal government authorizes the punishment, which virtually none do.
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But Mr. Hankins and tribal fire experts say there seems to be an appetite in California to better understand and expand tribal burning practices.
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Many tribal leaders, like Choctaw Nation Chief Gary Batton, said they initially welcomed the election of a fellow tribal citizen to the governor's office.
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The other thing that social media has done is it's broken us down along tribal lines, and it reinforces those tribal lines every single day.
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" NCAI also asked the FCC to "engage in meaningful consultation with Tribal Nations before adopting rules that will directly impact Tribal Nations and their citizens.
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The tribal leaders said that under the accord, thousands of local tribal fighters were to be taken into the UAE-funded Shabwa Elite Force militia.
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Yakama Nation Tribal Council Chairman JoDe Goudy was reportedly barred from entering a U.S. Supreme Court hearing on Tuesday for wearing a traditional tribal headdress.
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Fitch views further reduction in tribal debt favorably as well as the commitment to building liquidity at the tribal level, further supporting STOF's credit profile.
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She said she was sorry for "furthering confusion on tribal sovereignty and tribal citizenship," and has maintained that she did not benefit professionally from it.
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That figure increases to 41 percent for Americans living in tribal territory and it's higher still—68 percent—for anyone living in rural tribal territory.
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US politics is more and more tribal But the increasingly partisan, even tribal, nature of modern politics has made split-ticket voting much more rare.
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Suquamish case, in which it said that "tribal governments have no inherent criminal jurisdiction over non-Natives on tribal lands," according to Warren's Medium post.
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At a time when tribal rights are playing out throughout North America, a tribal national park would offer some measure of autonomy to indigenous people.
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Mr. Perry criticized Mr. Van Dunk's handling of tribal business and finances and said he had been barred from the nation by a tribal vote.
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Unlike elsewhere in Pakistan, in the Tribal Areas a tribal council would act as a jury, though now working with a federal prosecutor and judge.
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Tribal rights group Survival International has said mercury poisoning is also threatening the health and survival of Amazon tribal peoples living in Peru, Brazil and Venezuela.
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"We'd put on tribal tattoos, the Jibari tribal tattoos on the arms, the chest, and then put on the 20-25 pounds of armor," he says.
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In April, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced new initiatives to combat crime on Indian reservations, including "listening sessions" with tribal law enforcement officials and tribal leaders.
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TRIPOLI, Libya, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Libya's El Sharara oilfield is being closed due to a tribal protest, two engineers and a tribal spokesman said on Saturday.
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That's been the case for the Taliban and Pashtun tribal members in Afghanistan and Pakistan, as well as for Boko Haram and tribal minorities in Nigeria.
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At the event at the Prairie Knights Casino, tribal officials will "provide IDs and enrollment papers that will allow tribal citizens to vote," according to organizers.
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The chief and other tribal leaders appreciate that Warren "reaffirmed she is not a Cherokee Nation citizen - or a citizen of any tribal nation," Hubbard said.
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Castro said he would invest in universal pre-K, tribal school infrastructure and commit $3 billion to "minority-serving institutions" like the Tribal Colleges and Universities.
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The act covers a child who is either a tribal member, or is the biological child of a tribal member and is eligible to be one.
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Enrolled tribal members, regardless of where they live, generally get access to per capita payments that their tribes pay out, and can vote in tribal elections.
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Both campaigns are rhetorically very supportive of tribal self-governance, self-determination, and upholding the nation-to-nation relationship between the federal government and tribal nations.
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The bill would allow the law enforcement offices of tribal nations to prosecute non-tribal-citizen offenders for crimes including sexual assault, sex trafficking, and stalking.
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Some 200 tribal nations opposed the hunt of what they believe is a sacred animal and call for the bears to be relocated to tribal lands.
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Utah Navajo and Ute tribal members who actually use the Bears Ears lands were extremely displeased with the lack of interest from our own tribal governments.
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That includes six wildlife refuges, six national parks, tribal lands, wilderness areas, and conservation areas — all of them managed by various federal agencies and tribal governments.
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He played in a tribal drum group, studied the Ojibwe language, and was part of a group of young tribal members committed to preserving the tribe's culture.
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In a televised news conference, Abu Azam al-Timimi, a leader of Sunni tribal fighters in Anbar Province, which includes Falluja, stressed the tribal traditions of Iraq.
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Given support by virtually every tribal government and tribal trade association, one would think this bill would generate overwhelming support in Congress; however, that's not the case.
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Suquamish preventing tribal police from charging non-tribal citizens with crimes, responsibility for policing the man camps is almost wholly shifted onto county sheriffs and the FBI.
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Abigail Echo-Hawk, a citizen of the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma and director of the Urban Indian Health Institute, a tribal epidemiology center in Seattle and a member of the tribal working group, said All of Us owes a duty to her tribal nation—regardless of where she lives.
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However, having worked in tribal policy in Washington for three years, in the Senate and for the National Congress of American Indians, I can confidently tell you that Warren's platform on tribal issues was the most comprehensive, pro-tribal sovereignty platform any candidate for president has ever produced.
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Meanwhile, Southern state governments set about destroying tribal governments, banning tribal assemblies, making it illegal to pass tribal laws, denying Native Americans the right to vote or sue or testify in court or even dig gold on their own land (a provision passed only after gold was discovered).
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"I understand that she apologized for causing confusion on tribal sovereignty and tribal citizenship and the harm that has resulted," Cherokee Nation spokesperson Julie Hubbard told the Times.
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And it creates an advisory committee made up of tribal, state, and local law enforcement, service providers, representatives of federal agencies, tribal leaders, and survivors and family members.
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In tribal societies (like many African states) nationalism is likely to follow tribal lines; in authoritarian societies (like China) it is likely to reflect the centrist political tradition.
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In her book, Native American DNA: Tribal Belonging and the False Sense of Genetic Science, TallBear asserts that tribal membership is a legal category, not a genetic one.
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More than half India's 104 million tribal people live outside their traditional habitats, with many also moving for jobs and educational opportunities, according to the tribal affairs ministry.
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Thousands of tribal members, activists and celebrities have come to the sprawling protest camp, turning the North Dakota prairie into a hive of environmental and tribal-justice activism.
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There was no official statement from the regional government which oversees the recently merged tribal district of North Waziristan and other tribal regions straddling the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
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Indeed, the only true vehemence she showed was at tribal council, when Tom called her out for her mysterious benefactor who saved her at the last tribal council.
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Finding justice in individual cases, however, also requires federal investments in tribal governments and respecting our sovereignty to prosecute crimes committed by non-tribal members on our lands.
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According to Pai, these procedural missteps include failing to coordinate with the National Tribal Telecommunications Association, an industry trade group that represents telecom firms in Native American tribal lands.
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Goliath is driven more by this tribal concept of underdogs facing off against top dogs (each year, the two seasons tend to switch off between gimmick and tribal concept).
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While NIH did assemble an All of Us Tribal Collaboration Working Group, there have been no tribal consultations that satisfy treaty or other requirements nine months into the program.
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Yracheta points out that researchers can also obtain DNA from tribal members in the military, federal prisons, and even from suspects upon arrest in some states without tribal oversight.
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Placentas are "traditionally buried in the tribal lands of the baby, as a symbol of them taking their place within the collective identity of the tribal nation," she explained.
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Stabenow can help ensure that the Farm Bill includes policies that respect tribal sovereignty and promote tribal self-determination without causing further harm and insecurity to those already struggling.
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Regardless of tribal affiliation, many said they don't understand why a Cherokee governor would try to squeeze money from tribal nations instead of pressuring other pillars of Oklahoma's economy.
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Imposing Medicaid work requirements on tribal citizens would cut hundreds of millions of dollars from tribal health care facilities, while increasing demand for those services at the same time.
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The fight has drawn thousands of tribal members, veterans, activists and celebrities and transformed a frozen patch of North Dakota into a focal point for environmental and tribal activism.
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She claims tribal council members, working with the Corps and other tribal and governmnet agencies, attempted to evict her from her private property, where the Sacred Stone camp is located.
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The second key tool of tribal morality is to weaken or degrade any claim of authority that transcends tribe — to disqualify any referees with the ability to constrain tribal behavior.
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At Tribal Council, the vote split is slightly complicated by Lauren's new advantage, where she can sacrifice her vote to bank a spare piece of parchment for a future Tribal.
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In addition to encouraging the designated single officer or governmental body to include tribal nations in the FirstNet state consultation process, FirstNet plans to hold additional meetings with tribal representatives.
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During the debates surrounding VAWA reauthorization in 85033, concerns were raised about the tribal jurisdiction changes for domestic violence, mainly on whether tribal courts could be fair to non-Indians.
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The act required cabinet-level agencies to develop policies that promote communication and cooperation between the state and tribal governments and required each state agency to designate a tribal liaison.
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Brian Cladoosby is Chairman of the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community in Washington State and the President of the National Congress of American Indians, the largest and oldest inter-tribal organization.
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They all said it was due to relationships — relationships born not of tribal solidarity but of putting aside tribal differences to do big hard things together in their collective interest.
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This tribal mentality is tearing the civic fabric and creates a war of what Goldberg thinks of as "ecstatic schadenfreude" — the exaltation people feel when tribal foes are brought down.
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This includes establishing "a multi-disciplinary, multi-jurisdictional team, which will include tribal law enforcement, to review cold cases," consulting with tribal governments, and developing presumably updated "model protocols and procedures for addressing both new and unsolved cases of missing and murdered persons in tribal communities," along with other communication and awareness campaigns.
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Many indigenous people have been moved from their homes in resource-rich tribal areas to make way for big projects or in the name of protecting wildlife, tribal rights campaigners say.
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Also at issue in Tribal Law Enforcement is retention of qualified people, which Webb said could be directly linked to low pay and hardships placed on Tribal officers in remote areas.
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Rural broadband access on tribal lands is worse than anywhere else in America, and more than a third of those living on tribal lands don't have high-speed broadband at all.
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It also aims to strengthen tribal sovereignty by reversing actions taken by the Trump administration to allow energy development over tribal concerns and strengthening the ability of tribes to block projects.
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A reliance on local tribal forces via an agreement with tribal leaders — one of the late Yemeni president's more successful tactics — is the best way to achieve quiet on that front.
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What tribal nations are seeking in the current reauthorization of VAWA is the opportunity to better protect our community from crimes on tribal lands regardless of the race of the perpetrator.
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Tribal officials will be stationed at every reservation polling site on Election Day with a form letter on tribal letterhead, ready to assign an address and issue identification on the spot.
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The Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act would make clear that the National Labor Relations Board has no jurisdiction over businesses owned and operated by an Indian tribe and located on tribal land.
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Tribal sovereignty: The Senate will take up legislation making it harder for labor unions to organize workers at casinos owned and operated by Native American tribes and located on tribal land.
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Tribal thinking is not just inherently undemocratic — it's perilous.
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Beyond that, Mr. Obama was given credit by tribal leaders for creating a White House council to maintain lines of communication with them; establishing a buyback program to help tribes regain scattered lands; expanding the jurisdiction of tribal courts; and including tribal women under the protection of the Violence Against Women law in 2013.
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It will be absorbed into the neighbouring province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, giving it elected leaders rather than tribal elders, regular courts that apply national laws and ordinary police instead of tribal militias.
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Tribal leaders highlighted the success of young tribal members pursuing higher education at top tier schools, who they hope can come back home to the reservation and contribute to the cultural revival.
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It will not be a reservation, but land to build a tribal headquarters, a clinic, a trade school and college, and perhaps housing for older residents at some point, tribal leaders said.
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Our tribal police departments are significantly under-resourced and historically lacked authority to prosecute non-tribal members who feel emboldened to prey on native women in our homes and on our lands.
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That's why Congress' 2013 reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) to expand tribal police authority to prosecute some cases of domestic violence perpetrated by non-tribal members was so important.
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Even though Peabody's mine has the backing of tribal officials, government records show a long history of tribal leaders appealing to the mining company to better respect their land and cultural artifacts.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — A Native American tribe here has filed a lawsuit in its own tribal court system accusing several oil companies of causing an earthquake that damaged near-century-old tribal buildings.
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Castro adds that his administration would further support tribal sovereignty and protect indigenous cultures, calling for the passage of congressional bills like the Safeguard Tribal Objects of Patrimony Act and the Esther Martinez Native American Languages Programs Reauthorization Act, which are aimed at protecting tribal objects and cultural property, and promoting the education and preservation of Native languages, respectively.
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Instead of working directly with federal agencies, the commission will work through a seven-member council appointed by the president and composed of two San Juan County commissioners, four tribal members from Utah (not tribal representatives duly appointed by our tribal governments, many of which have formal government headquarters outside of Utah), and one federal agency official.
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The 2017 Lifeline Order contains a comprehensive explanation of the basis for the Commission's decision to limit enhanced Tribal support to rural Tribal areas, and to target such support to facilities-based providers.
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The treaty is the latest sign of growing American Indian activism tied to tribal rights and the environment, and just the third such cross-border agreement in 150 years, tribal members involved said.
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Sovereign tribal nations set their own legal requirements for citizenship, and while DNA tests can be used to determine lineage, such as paternity to an individual, it is not evidence for tribal affiliation.
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But then in 1877, U.S. Congress, without tribal consent, passed an act removing the Black Hills from Standing Rock's jurisdiction, curtailing tribal members' capacity to honor the sacred places of the Black Hills.
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One email suggested that Libyan elites wanted warm relations with Israel, another that European spy agencies were encouraging tribal leaders to declare a semi-autonomous tribal zone in the east of the country.
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Instead, the IHS told tribal organizations in recent weeks that its National Supply Service Center, created in 1981 to aid tribal needs, will release two models of respirators to help bridge the gap.
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It's a partnership between the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, where the Myaamia people were relocated, and the university, and today it develops curriculums for tribal youth programs, trains educators and researches tribal history.
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In a letter to Secretary of State Al Jaeger, it suggested that tribal officials would be stationed at every voting location on the state's reservations, ready to issue identification letters on tribal letterhead.
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In mid-July the Great Plains Tribal Chairmen's Health Board, a nonprofit organization that represents 18 tribal communities in South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa, began running the Sioux San hospital's operations.
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Tribal sovereignty The Senate will take up legislation to make it harder for labor unions to organize workers at casinos owned and operated by a Native American tribe and located on tribal land.
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Her mother is the environment division manager for the Pueblo of Isleta tribal government in Isleta Pueblo and has been appointed by the tribal council as a member of the Isleta Water Commission.
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But eventually tribal realities come back to haunt the country.
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Yet the real tests of tribal solidarity have barely begun.
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She of the great tribal heritage, what tribe is it?
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They pull in the tribal walls and distrust the outsider.
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The cats won't know how to pronounce their tribal name.
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Tribal members became engolo masters through a sacred ritual (okukwatelela).
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Some 40% of those living in tribal villages are malnourished.
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A tribal elder spelled out the maths of the situation.
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Incorporating state, local and tribal stakeholders for public land management.
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With tribal animosity rising, another eruption of violence seemed possible.
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It sounded like a tribal war party celebrating a victory.
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That's when they first started filing claims for tribal status.
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Officials said tribal clashes had not affected oil output yet.
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Tribal council or trying to remember your soap opera lines?
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So do the complicated layers of jurisdiction over tribal lands.
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Jeff outed Zeke to save himself at the tribal council.
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The people of Horizon have largely embraced a tribal culture.
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Instead of defeating military camps, you're taking out tribal settlements.
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She grew up on tribal grounds with 4,000 Native Americans.
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Our committee examined other important issues facing tribal leaders today.
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They'll come from tribal organizations and businesses creating new jobs.
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Officials later agreed to consult tribal groups on the laws.
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The youth were very fragmented at that time, and tribal.
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I get also some ideas from tribal and primitive art.
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We're just another player in the — in the tribal battle.
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Inside, the D.J., Daniel Borrero, spun tribal progressive house music.
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The decision sets no nationwide precedent on tribal court jurisdiction.
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It has become synonymous with the era's toxic tribal politics.
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Managed lands also include 22019 border miles on tribal lands.
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CLIFTON "Urban Tribal," contemporary art and sculpture by Dan Fenelon.
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Just like any other issues, tribal issues can be partisan.
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Like Goldwater, Nixon cast tribal politics in lofty ideological terms.
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Ms. Devi spent decades documenting life among India's tribal communities.
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"There's so much historic trauma in tribal communities," she said.
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For them, tribal victory is more important than legislative accomplishments.
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Kikuyu believed Kenyatta had protected them in a tribal war.
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Why did you choose to out Zeke at tribal council?
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It wasn't something I went to tribal intending to use.
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The number jumps up to 28503 percent on Tribal lands.
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The campaigns have pushed us back into our tribal bunkers.
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The waste eventually weaved through several states and tribal lands.
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Somehow her family never got on the tribal housing list.
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Tribal leaders burned sage and offered up prayers of forgiveness.
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New York is the most intensely tribal city I know.
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Malinda Maynor Lowery is a historian of Lumbee tribal history.
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A contemporary map of tribal property would resemble a checkerboard.
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Just ask Syrian rebels, Iraqi tribal leaders and Lebanese politicians.
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Georgia, in 1832, establishing a crucial precedent about tribal sovereignty.
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Stripped back to the tribal, you were once a warrior.
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It's rough, it's violent, it's tribal, it's a 'man's' game.
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Resemblances are crucial to kinship, whether familial, tribal or ethnic.
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America is of course deeply tribal, and always has been.
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DNA cannot vouchsafe tribal identity or any other community affiliation.
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And she is decorating with regional pieces like tribal masks.
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He rejected any thought that God is a tribal God.
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Rural tribal areas often lack internet access and paved roads.
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Truth blurred, then was sidelined, in an online tribal cacophony.
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She has worked for tribal health services for 14 years.
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We fight for our children to stay within tribal communities.
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"Asians shouldn't play the same tribal game," Ms. Warah said.
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Even in this brutally tribal moment, that should be enough.
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"I don't like the tribal aspect of Deadheadism," he said.
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The Tribal Council has so far not commented to CNN.
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She sang and chanted songs that seemed African and tribal.
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The way figurative tribal warfare becomes literal tribal warfare is through a positive feedback loop: Hatred and hyperbolic rhetoric on one side lead to more of that on the other side, and vice versa.
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I also believe it is essential to respect the government-to-government relationship between the federal government and tribal governments and to engage in meaningful consultation with tribal nations on policies affecting their lands.
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" While the two sites are not on the reservation, he said, federal agencies are required to consult with the tribe before any action that "significantly affects Indian lands, tribal rights or protected tribal resources.
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"There should be no doubt that delisting and trophy hunting the grizzly bear on ancestral tribal and treaty lands threatens irreparable harm to those sites and to tribal sovereignty and religious freedom," Grier said.
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In a decision late Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Terence Kern ruled the tribal court lacked jurisdiction because the lawsuit involving six wholesale drug distributors and pharmacy operators does not directly concern tribal self-government.
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"It was a brief and private conversation but I understand that she did apologize for causing confusion on tribal sovereignty and tribal citizenship and the harm that has resulted," Hubbard said in a statement.
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He pointed to a 403 Supreme Court ruling, which said that, barring extraordinary circumstances, a federal court should not rule on tribal court jurisdictional questions before they have been fully litigated in tribal court.
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"I believe there's a deep distrust of tribal courts and a belief that tribal courts are unable to be fair to non-Indians, and that couldn't be farther from the truth," the attorney said.
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"I told him I'm sorry for adding confusion about tribal citizenship and tribal sovereignty and for harm caused to native tribes -- and also for not being more mindful of that decades ago," Warren said.
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Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's government intends to replace the colonial criminal regulation with an equally disturbing Tribal Customary Law Act, which would establish "tribal elders" to investigate and adjudicate all criminal and civil cases.
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Their remaining numbers will likely include the jihadists and foreign fighters at its core, with a sizable contingent of ex-Saddam Army Baathists and Sunni tribal fighters (the tribal chiefs will be hedging their bets).
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The tribal members and environmentalists agreed to seize on the U.S. Army Corps' "fast-tracking" of permits for the pipeline in late July, which they argued was illegal and a violation of tribal rights, 350.
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" Hoskin further clarified: "Sovereign tribal nations set their own requirements for citizenship, and while DNA tests can be used to determine lineage, such as paternity to an individual, it is not evidence for tribal affiliation.
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Flute, along with the tribal emergency management director and the manager of the tribal office of environmental protection, arrived Friday morning at the staging area of the leak site to meet with representatives from TransCanada.
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Tribal and environmental activists say that the pipeline would threaten water supplies for the Standing Rock Sioux and millions of others downstream, and that its route would destroy tribal burial grounds and sacred cultural lands.
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He went on to say that Warren is "undermining tribal interests with her continued claims of tribal heritage" (neither Warren nor her team consulted with Cherokee leadership before conducting the test or releasing the results).
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"You would never hear these stories without a network dedicated to our voices," said Terry Teegee, the tribal chief of the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council, which represents eight aboriginal First Nation communities in British Columbia.
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In Toksook Bay, Robert Pitka, the local tribal administrator, said he had talked about the census at public meetings, at evening practices for the community dance group and during a tribal membership meeting this month.
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Both political parties have seen the wisdom of supporting strong tribal governments and tribal sovereignty and have come to realize that as the most local of governments, tribes know best how to solve local challenges.
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He is not tribal in his views and is terribly stubborn.
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I've long been predicting Jason as the big final tribal loser.
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This is a war of images and emotions and tribal allegiances.
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Tribal Chairman Dave Archambault II issued a statement blasting the Corps.
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Warren faced backlash from most tribal leaders, including from Cherokee Nation.
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Think exposed red piping, beds perched atop platforms, and tribal fabrics.
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Elsewhere, the touchstone might be sectarianism, ethnic chauvinism, or tribal rivalries.
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How could he not even bring his idol to Tribal Council?
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There are also tribal-run health centers set up on reservations.
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By subsequent chapter "Canta," the tribal leader's delusional tantrums are real.
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At Tribal Council, Jessica is practically giggling about her big move.
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That's the true American tradition, emphasizing future dynamism not tribal walls.
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How does this fit into a broader discussion of tribal sovereignty?
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The show dramatically changed the format for Final Tribal this season.
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Outside carping against Mr Trump will not diminish his tribal support.
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Too often in Africa, multiparty politics has degenerated into tribal feuding.
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As of today, the biggest changes are limited to tribal lands.
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Also, Trump's past encounters with tribal nations had left them anxious.
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The terms "Red Corridor" and "the tribal belt" are used interchangeably.
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"They could have done more with tribal consultation," she told me.
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It's opposed by a large coalition, including five Ojibwe tribal governments.
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Designs are highly symbolic, representing social position, tribal affiliation, and ancestry.
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But more importantly, Tribal Council is the show's most theatrical moment.
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Beyond matters of tribal rights, the pipeline raises profound ecological concerns.
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M'Baku, one of the tribal leaders, wears a wooden gorilla mask.
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Their consultative systems are a mishmash of European and tribal traditions.
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So there was a definite uncertainty as I went to Tribal.
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Religion in the Middle East is often tribal and family-based.
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And the tribal leaders are still taking their lead from them.
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The couple were from the Kohistan tribal district of northwest Pakistan.
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Tribal Council started with J.T. and Brad feeling each other out.
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"Our voices have been heard," said tribal council chairman Dave Archambault.
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He called an audible and threw Tribal Council into an uproar.
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The tribal intensity on both sides often makes productive discussion difficult.
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He has a teal blue tribal tattoo on his right shoulder.
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Tribal loyalty is crucial in the vote right before a swap.
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Tribal heritage issues are still at the heart of the fight.
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Zinke had met earlier with the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition.
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Hopes for improved women's rights The tribal areas are strongly patriarchal.
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"These are clan figures," Ted Trotta, a tribal-art specialist, explained.
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Poor oral health a has plagued tribal lands across the nation.
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For decades Surt was a byword for tribal cronyism in Libya.
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"The tribal fighters don't even know how to pray," he said.
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Our mission is unique also in its focus on tribal sovereignty.
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At the N.S.C., he encountered a different sort of tribal conflict.
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But artifacts, which also show tribal ancestors' ways of life, can't.
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They say the pipeline threatens water supplies and sacred tribal land.
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The former was buddingly commercial; the latter was communal and tribal.
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Most tribal courts are virtually indistinguishable from the state courts nearby.
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Race relations will devolve to tribal levels of disdain and mistrust.
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Have you spoken to Zeke at all since that tribal council?
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We still think of blood as what makes tribal identity cohere.
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Mets fans had thoroughly infiltrated it with their boisterous tribal chants.
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In many areas, landlords and tribal chiefs still command enormous sway.
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It's a kind of conservative nationalism rooted in shared tribal identities.
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Race does not tell a tribal member's full story, added Mrs.
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You turn on their ancient tribal circuits, preparing them for battle.
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Now tribal epistemology has found its way to the White House.
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Civil War sites lend themselves especially well to such tribal instincts.
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There is so much more tribal animosity now than ever before.
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Roger Cohen BERLIN — The Volk is back in its tribal sense.
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We are retreating to our tribal, ethnic and primitively prejudicial quarters.
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He had enthusiastic praise for the senator's work on tribal issues.
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What phoenix will rise from the ashes of our tribal partisanship?
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Local residents and tribal elders said 14 people had been killed.
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A tribal confrontation is not conducive to the establishment of truth.
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Twitter and Facebook have made us cruder, less empathetic, more tribal.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "President Trump today met several Native American tribal leaders.
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Her opinion was viewed as a lawless instance of tribal loyalty.
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Our relationships with local religious and tribal leaders kept us safe.
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There have been other efforts to bring power to tribal lands.
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We've also become more tribal, more huddled in our particular silos.
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People don't have the same tribal loyalties that they used to.
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"Tribal" loyalties are redolent of "developing" societies and prehistoric brain chemistry.
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Mr. Perry rarely uses his tribal moniker, Iron Bear, in public.
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It can seem as if only vestiges of tribal life remain.
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Inclusiveness lacks the direct appeal to the gut of the tribal.
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Patterns of tribal sovereignty being undermined and jurisdictional borders being crossed.
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A refinement from tribal hatreds and primitive fears to common bonds.
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It's a self-proclaimed "tribal gathering" of creative minds and hearts.
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Afghanistan is rural, tribal, penniless, backward, and lacking in natural endowments.
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A tribal leader in Raqqa was shot dead in the street.
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The vets' subsequent scramble to build shelter then angered tribal leaders.
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It manifests as both alien and strangely familiar, conjuring tribal arts.
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She comes from a long line of Coeur d'Alene tribal chiefs.
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There have also been questions about why the NIH still hasn't acted on the working group's recommendations, namely to obtain the free, prior and informed consent of tribal governments before initiating data collection, honor the tribal sovereignty of tribal citizens on and off the reservation, protect their rights and privacy, and share any benefits from their participation with the Native community.
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Representative Sharice Davids, Democrat of Kansas and one of the first two Native American women elected to Congress in November, presided over the final vote on the measure, which contains a number of protections for women on tribal lands — including a new provision that would allow tribal courts to prosecute nonnative people accused of domestic crimes or dating violence on tribal lands.
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"Sovereign tribal nations set their own legal requirements for citizenship, and while DNA tests can be used to determine lineage, such as paternity to an individual, it is not evidence for tribal affiliation," the statement continued.
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Another example is the Tribal Labor Sovereignty Act, a bill that would effectively bring tribal governments in line with all other government employers, including the U.S. government, when it comes to the National Labor Relations Act.
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The early-morning attacks on Tal Kusaiba killed the police station chief and his guard along with nine fighters from a powerful Shi'ite militia and Sunni tribal force, police and tribal sources in nearby Alam said.
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The problem, however, say tribal activists and preservation law experts, is that the permitting system is set up in such a way that it usually favors the project proponents while giving short shrift to tribal concerns.
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According to Ars Technica, that decision faced challenges from small wireless carriers—many of whom serve Lifeline recipients—and a number of Tribal organizations including the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe and the Oceti Sakowin Tribal Utility Authority.
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"Tribal peoples need to be respected as contemporary societies and their human rights protected," says Rylance in the film, which was launched by Survival International on Wednesday, urging people to join the campaign to protect tribal peoples.
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Which doesn't mean that all of the people who voted for Trump are involved in tribal politics, but it does mean that the sort of tribal language we've seen in recent years has spread across the aisle.
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The FCC voted 85033-2 along party lines in November to make the changes, including limiting the type of carriers that can serve tribal areas and effectively lowering the subsidy for tribal residents enrolled in the program.
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I am reminded of a colleague's comment from early on in my work on tribal issues: Tribal issues are bipartisan in the Congress only when there is no conflict, when it is the easy thing to do.
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Since the health impacts of the virus are exacerbated by a slow federal response, tribal advocates are asking for funding that allows tribal governments to have the most flexibility to address the outbreak in their local communities.
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"Time is finite; that is always scary and always something that I think is in the back of our minds," said Erika Tracy, the executive director of the Hoopa Tribal Education Association, which oversees tribal educational programs.
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While Native American issues are complex and vary by region, tribe, community, and culture, there are key points many Native voters agree on — supporting tribal sovereignty and self-determination is the foundation of any tribal policy platform.
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The measure also paves the way for the merger of the seven tribal regions, known as the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, with Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Province, bringing the regions into the political and legal mainstream of the country.
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But in practice, it only means that a museum has to return any tribal items to the correct tribal nation, leaving a loophole for private collectors like Miller and certainly for the government's gas and oil pals.
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Instead of generating useful compromises, debate becomes an exercise in tribal outrage.
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And she held her own and owned her story at final tribal.
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He is a pure creature of contemporary conservatism, tribal to the core.
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Other tribe members said the fires are part of a tribal tradition.
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They believe the Trump administration has been steadily infringing on tribal sovereignty.
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Tribes and only tribes determine tribal citizenship — and I respect that difference.
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I think sometimes you get tribal like the rest of the country.
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Her portfolio has included hate crimes prosecutions, tribal justice issues, and deregulation.
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Many self-styled cosmopolitans are just as tribal as their nativist opponents.
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"A lot of people just subscribed because of tribal mentality," Boutte said.
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And candidate supporter culture has also grown increasingly tribal on the Internet.
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Tribal Council is still a thing, but there's no skipping it anymore.
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Households on tribal lands are also eligible for an additional $25 discount.
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At tribal council, Nick steals Alison's vote and uses it against Dan.
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They have evaded taxes, desecrated tribal lands, exploited workers and poisoned communities.
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More recently, there's been a return to traditional forms of tribal tattoos.
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I knew I was in trouble long before we went to tribal.
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They are largely controlled by tribal authorities rather ordinary residents and farmers.
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Such language is routine in Afghanistan, a country frazzled by tribal divisions.
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All have large populations of tribal peoples, among whom illiteracy is common.
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For example, he omits to set out clearly how tribal sovereignty works.
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Like Angela Merkel, he was a bookish centrist with few tribal allegiances.
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Tribal leaders say the pipeline will desecrate sacred land and pollute water.
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But giving up her vote could ruin the tribe's next tribal council.
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According to the official tribal rolls, only 147 Nisenan live there today.
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Moreover, it may breathe some life into the old, tribal European politics.
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Ben's presence in the final three dramatically changes the final tribal council.
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For the first time ever, two tribes went to the same tribal.
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In everyone's little tribal story, they're the center of the universe, right.
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But in 2018, cross-tribal alliances can take control of the game.
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Nevertheless there was no question at Tribal whose torch would be snuffed.
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The tribal leaders are fighting back - in many cases, led by women.
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Cable news is fast, reactive, competitive, and thus sensationalistic, tribal, and conflictual.
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You have to start really listening to things and cues in tribal.
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She was one of the last fluent speakers of our tribal language.
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Both resolutions are the first of their kind, according to tribal leaders.
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It's not just a tool to save your butt in one tribal.
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Pete: My favourite moments were at Tribal Records parties with Danny Tenaglia.
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This compounds a great injustice to the tribal community at Standing Rock.
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Did you have any inkling going into tribal that this was coming?
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Allergan has said it will not invoke tribal immunity in federal courts.
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"We aren't done with this fight," tribal chairman Dave Archambault II said.
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Tribal people are perceived to form the bottom rung of that system.
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So, academic credentials: check, and professional experience dealing with tribal art: check.
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Thousands of tribal members have visited from across the country and Canada.
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"These spills are going to be nonstop," tribal Chairman Dave Archambault said.
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At Final Tribal, the pair struggled to differentiate themselves from each other.
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These were not, as some outsiders imagine, spontaneous outbursts of tribal hatred.
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With tribal lands turned over to the Forest Service, logging increased rapidly.
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Finally, did subsequent approaches by federal, state, and tribal governments confirm disestablishment?
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The word "tribal" is often used to discuss the country's intense divisions.
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Mr. Junger's emphasis is on the shortcomings of the post-tribal society.
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Tribal courts primarily allow Native Americans to resolve disputes among tribe members.
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The seat of the tribal government is located at Window Rock, Arizona.
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Yet the parties' tribal instincts and ingrained hostility stand in the way.
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Over time, tribal leaders say, those rights and privileges have been denied.
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I am beginning to think it is a tribal thing: Democrats vs.
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First of all we are not a tribe or a tribal state.
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Tribes and only tribes determine tribal citizenship and I respect that difference.
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Tribes, and only tribes, determine tribal citizenship, and I respect that difference.
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Tribal members say the camp and protests pose no threat to anyone.
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Tribes -- and only tribes -- determine tribal citizenship, and I respect that difference.
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Lack of access to broadband remains a major issue on tribal lands.
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This "tribal" effect can breed neglect or inequity in funding, policy, etc.
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Our tribal areas were devastated & millions of ppl uprooted from their homes.
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Miller was asked about tribal sovereignty by Crapo, who oversaw the hearing.
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But of course that kind of detail doesn't matter in tribal politics.
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She has mediated tribal disputes over grazing land, water and cattle raiding.
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In fact, several non-Indian defendants have been acquitted in tribal court.
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It's time to move past the social media battles and tribal warfare.
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Bajaur is one of the Pashtun tribal regions near the Afghan border.
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Politics in America have become so tribal, we need checks and balances.
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" The history: "Tribal leaders...say there are precedents for health care exceptions.
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I have a burger with a tribal tattoo—that's probably the weirdest.
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Perhaps we're all just displaying tribal behavior—an inborn need to nest.
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They have tribalized a religion explicitly built by Jesus as anti-tribal.
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Officials this month agreed to consult tribal groups on the two bills.
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Thus, by definition, nothing that questions the tribal narrative can be trusted.
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Trump has thrived in a political climate best described as tribal warfare.
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Even tribal headquarters, the biggest buildings in town, don't always have addresses.
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It's about identity, psychology, moral foundations and the dynamics of tribal resentment.
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A highly tribal Republican tax bill that targets none of those issues.
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"It's gotten worse," Mr. Bear Runner, the tribal president, said on Friday.
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And tribal citizenship is an important distinction and not something I am.
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Mr. Ahtone is associate editor for tribal affairs at High Country News.
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Tribal sovereignty and indigenous authority determine membership and indigenous understandings of community.
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Still, people across the tribal regions by and large hailed Thursday's vote.
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Its tribal-esque exterior is evocative of the island's rich native culture.
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Several Native American tribal groups also call much of this land sacred.
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In tribal terms, the split was perfect: two Hawwara and two Arabs.
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Heading into tribal council that night, Joe Anglim sensed he was vulnerable.
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Ms. Houska is a tribal attorney and founder of the Giniw Collective.
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Tribal leaders are acutely aware of the need to diversify their economy.
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Punjabis dominate the army while the northwestern tribal areas are overwhelmingly Pashtun.
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The director of the Confederated Salish-Kootenai Tribal College in Pablo, Mont.
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Tribal leaders decry this as planned ethnocide aimed at eliminating their cultures.
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Meanwhile, the increasingly tribal internet had less and less to unite us.
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Annan was descended from tribal chiefs on both sides of his family.
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Crude tribal dividing lines inevitably arouse a besieged, victimized us/them mentality.
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Tribal leaders and protesters say they are nonviolent and have no weapons.
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Is nationalism necessarily reactionary and tribal, or can it be more inclusive?
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Your background pushes you to construct a worldview that transcends the tribal.
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These losses will be magnified by the devastating impact on tribal budgets.
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That means that tribal members hold significant political leverage in the contest.
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Most insurgents were eventually evicted with the help of Sunni tribal fighters.
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Our hyperpartisanship and our tribal behavior are dry tinder for the Russians.
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They didn't think Terry's children's claims to tribal membership could be substantiated.
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We live in this tribal time in our politics; there's deep polarization.
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Tribes — and only tribes — determine tribal citizenship, and I respect that difference.
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Tribal leaders asked all non-Sioux protesters to leave the site Monday.
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Tribal governments decide how land and resources are allotted among tribe members.
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Warren's plan also called for a cabinet-level position for a representative of a presidential Indian Country commission, as well as plans to fully fund Bureau of Indian Education schools, a jurisdictional fix to allow tribal law enforcement to charge non-Native suspects (currently, tribal police do not have the power to arrest non-tribal members for crimes they commit on reservations, which has led to depressingly high rates of sexual and physical violence), and a promise to expand and protect tribal land interests from gas and oil companies.
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Indeed, when Westerners created an economic demand for tribal skulls after contact was made, there was a sharp increase in the rate of killings within some tribal communities in order to supply tourists and museums with these items.
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Commissioner Clyburn noted in her accompanying statement that "despite our unified desire as a Commission to spur deployment on Tribal lands, we do not take any action here," although Tribal lands in rural areas are disproportionately less connected.
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The majority of paramilitary raids take place in Karachi's ethnically tribal slums and amount to sweeping entire neighborhoods mostly filled with refugees from the the same tribal areas, where Army officials fear TTP are hiding in plain sight.
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Tribal officials would not disclose the financial arrangements of the billboard deal, but said that members would hardly get rich from the revenue, which would help fund social programs, maintain the reservation and create a tribal police force.
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The move is, if nothing else, an attempt by four tribal nations to publicly shame the U.S. government for the apathy it has always shown Indigenous communities—especially those tribal governments that lack the coveted federal-recognition status.
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Law enforcement and prosecutions are often hampered by a maze of jurisdictions and justice systems based on such factors as whether a crime occurred on tribal land or whether the victim or the accused is a tribal member.
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Thousands of vets came to support Standing Rock, but tribal leaders say it was a disaster Thousands of vets came to support Standing Rock, but tribal leaders say it was a disaster The arrival of thousands of U.S. military veterans to North Dakota's Standing Rock protest camp last week made headlines, but tribal leaders and even some vets themselves are saying the operation was a dismal failure.
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The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe is weighing asking protesters to move to a location with heated buildings or upgrading the infrastructure at the current protest camp on tribal land, tribal chairman David Archambault II said in a telephone interview.
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The vast majority of these so-called tribal skulls on Instagram are what Huffer calls "osteologically real, but culturally fake," meaning that they are real human bones, but modified by someone outside of the tribal culture as a replica.
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In fact, most Native Americans who were counting on the Federal Communications Commission to continue with policies that many tribal communities were counting on to bring more service to far-flung tribal lands may see even cell service reduced.
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The tribal credit profile is still factored into the TED bond ratings, since significant distress on the tribal side may potentially force the TED bondholders or lenders to make concessions to allow the tribe to maintain critical governmental services.
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The Army's announcement underscores that tribal rights reserved in treaties and federal law, as well as Nation-to-Nation consultation with tribal leaders, are essential components of the analysis to be undertaken in the environmental impact statement going forward.
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Her call for an Oliphant fix—which would allow tribal governments to have criminal jurisdiction over non-Natives on tribal lands—was the single most impressive and nuanced reaction to jurisdictional mismanagement of Indian Country by the federal government.
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Feinstein's bill would eliminate the requirement that a non-Native American perpetrator have "sufficient ties" to the community or their victim to be prosecuted by a tribal court, and expand the category of crimes a tribal court can prosecute.
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A Yemeni tribal sheikh said the Qaeda fighters were somehow tipped off to the troops' stealthy advance toward the village — perhaps by the whine of American drones that the tribal leader said were flying lower and louder than usual.
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A Yemeni tribal sheikh said that Qaeda fighters were tipped off to the troops' stealthy advance through the village, perhaps by the noise made by American drones that the tribal leader said were flying lower and louder than usual.
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But the state systems aren't enough, both because they allow too much variance in data collection and tribal consultation and because the MMIW crisis feeds off the inattention and chaos from crisscrossing FBI, state police, and tribal police jurisdictions.
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The nearly 40-year war in Afghanistan has produced its own idea of the "tribal" in Pakistan's Tribal Areas — one that took the British colonial emphasis on "Pashtun" militancy and layered on top the American enemy, the Afghan Taliban.
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Technically, the pipeline isn't on tribal grounds, but its existence could still affect the tribe — and allowing those effects to go on without closely consulting the Sioux would be a violation, in the Sioux's view, of their tribal sovereignty.
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It was not a tribal music scene, and Johnny has stayed 50 years.
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Tribal advocates for grizzlies feel disrespected or disenfranchised by the government's delisting plan.
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Suquamish Indian Tribe prohibited tribal courts from reviewing criminal offenses committed by nonmembers.
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He smirks all the way through Tribal Council – until the votes come in.
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I never went into tribal with 100 percent certainty that I was safe.
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Tribal groups were granted generous state subsidies and recruited into the national guard.
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The Zuni Tribal Council allowed the researchers to include "suski" in the name.
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"It&aposs a very tribal environment right now," he said at the time.
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We imbue these institutions with an authority that extends across various tribal lines.
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As they drive to the airport, she spies the tribal king from before.
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Is our tribal past the most important thing to understand about human behavior?
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Then in a wild tribal council, Davie plays his idol to save Christian.
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Tribal officials expect the cleanup of the site to take about a month.
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Mike Crapo chaired the hearing this week and asked Miller about tribal sovereignty.
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"Forest guardians" patrol their remote tribal land to protect it from illegal logging.
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The Standing Rock Sioux say the pipeline's construction would destroy tribal burial sites.
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She then faced their wrath at the Final Tribal and got zero votes.
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The Braves did not specify which tribal nations it planned to talk to.
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Non-tribal governments in northeastern Arizona will also be dealt a harsh blow.
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Machar, from the minority Nuer group, controlled a loose network of tribal militias.
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Tribal divisions and the dispersal of the population hampered resistance to Chinese authority.
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Instead, the move was met with ire from tribal leaders and grassroots groups.
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The tribal areas were incorporated into the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in May.
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Momoa plays Baba Voss, a tribal leader whose current wife arrived carrying twins.
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For tribal leaders here and across the country, that leads to one conclusion.
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He's skirted elimination at Tribal Council at almost every vote since the merge.
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Depasse suggests that the facets of some mountains resemble Native American tribal masks.
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The nature and extent of tribal self-governance are continually up for debate.
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Courts dawdle; tribal negotiations can lead to deals in a matter of days.
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