California Federal Court Enjoins Demand to Arbitrate Arbitrability

Here are the materials in Guidiville Rancheria of California v. Ginsburg (N.D. Cal.):

California Firm Sues California Tribe in California Federal Court

Here are the materials (so far) in Farella Braun + Martel LLP v. Guidiville Rancheria of California (N.D. Cal.):

Wisconsin Sues Lac du Flambeau Band over Nonmember Fishing

Here is the complaint in State of Wisconsin v. Johnson (W.D. Wis.):

Federal Circuit Affirms Rejection of Federal Liability for Shooting of Ute Tribal Citizen

Here is the opinion in Jones v. United States.

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Prior posts here and here.

Amended Complaint in Apache Stronghold v. United States

Here:

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California Federal Court Finds Federal Court Jurisdiction in Effort to Enforce Tribal Court Judgment

Here are the materials in McClamary v. D&L Real Estate Enterprises LLC (C.D. Cal.):

Tenth Circuit Affirms Drug Conviction Arising from Tribal Court Issued Search Warrant

Here is the opinion in United States v. Holt.

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Tenth Circuit Rejects Challenge to Indian Status in Indian Country Crimes Case

Here is the opinion in United States v. King.

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Indian Peaks Band Files to Protect Tribal Water Rights

On April 1, 2026, the Indian Peaks Band of the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah filed a Notice of Appeal and Petition for Stay with the Interior Board of Land Appeals (IBLA), challenging the Bureau of Land Management’s March 2, 2026, approval of the Pine Valley Water Supply Project.

The filing seeks review of BLM’s decision authorizing a large‑scale groundwater extraction and pipeline project in southern Utah and asks the IBLA to stay the project approvals while the appeal is pending. The Band argues that the decision violates federal law, including the National Environmental Policy Act, and unlawfully threatens the Band’s federally reserved water rights and culturally significant resources.

You can see more here.

Patrice Kunesh (Brookings) Report on ICE Detentions of Indian People in the US

Patrice Kunesh of the Brookings Institute has posted “Native Americans are getting swept up in immigration raids. Homeland Security Secretary Mullin has an opportunity to fix it.”