A journal to document the struggle of the six Virginia Indian Tribes in their quest for federal recognition and sovereignty; based on principles of equity and the rule of law.
The purpose of this blog is to instigate a dialogue on the subject of federal recognition among the legal and Indian community. Six Virginia Indian Tribes collectively known as the “Thomasina
In an objective quest I plan to explore the both the pros and cons related to this issue. It is my intent by open dialogue to explore facts, rules, precedent, regulations, processes, and concepts that can be applied to the rule of law for a fair conclusion.
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Good for you. I would first ask incoming Indian Affairs Chairman Byron Dorgan, incoming Resources Chairman Nick Rahall, or nominee Asst Secty for Indian Affairs Carl Artman, their position on the matter. I think you may be surprised.
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