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How an 1840s murder defined how courts determine who is an Indian

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The Cherokee Nation announced efforts in February to push for a change in how federal law determines Indian status under the Major Crimes Act that would require Cherokee Freedmen to be recognized as Native Americans by federal courts. While any congressional request about Indian Country is slow going, the policy proposal affords a closer examination of how courts determine who is an Indian.

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How an 1840s murder defined how courts determine who is an Indian

The Cherokee Nation announced efforts in February to push for a change in how federal law determines Indian status under the Major Crimes Act that would require Cherokee Freedmen to be recognized as Native Americans by federal courts. While any congressional request about Indian Country is slow going, the policy proposal affords a closer examination of how courts determine who is an Indian.

22 days ago·Weatherford, United States

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