Here is “Supreme Court upholds American Indian treaty promises, orders Oklahoma to follow federal law,” in The Conversation.
Other commentaries —
Bob Miller on VOA.
Ronald Mann on SCOTUSblog.
Ian Millhiser on VOX.
Atlantic Piece on How Union Monuments in the West Celebrate the Killing of Indian People
Bloomberg: “Supreme Court Tribal Treaty Decision Praised as Game Changer”
Here.
SCOTUS Remands Four Okla. Criminal Cases, Grants Cert in Financial Services Cases Involving Tribal Businesses
Here is today’s order list.
The Court granted review in AMG Capital Management LLC v. Federal Trade Commission. Here is the Ninth Circuit’s opinion in FTC v. AMG Capital Management LLC. District court materials here.
NYTs: “Supreme Court Rules Nearly Half of Oklahoma Is Indian Reservation”
A wildly overblown headline, but here you go anyway.
Here’s another one, from CNBC: “Supreme Court says eastern half of Oklahoma is Native American land.”
And WSJ: “American Indian Lands Include Eastern Oklahoma, Supreme Court Rules.”
And NPR gets in on the action: “Supreme Court Rules That About Half Of Oklahoma Is Native American Land.”
SCOTUS Holds Creek Reservation is Indian Country
Federal Court Dismisses Action Arising Out of County Seizure of Tribally-Owned Industrial Hemp
Here are the materials in Free Spirit Organics NAC v. San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors (E.D. Cal.):
58 Individual Plaintiffs Opposition
94 Defendants Post-Hearing Brief
Fletcher: “How the ‘only family’ argument is used against Indigenous families”
In High Country News, here.
Excerpt:
There’s a powerful dog whistle attacking American Indian families and tribes who assert their rights to keep Native children with Native families under the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). Increasingly, foster and adoptive parents are fighting those families and tribes who seek to reunite with their children by claiming to be “the only family the child has ever known.” It was the racism in the child welfare system against Indian families that initially compelled Congress to establish ICWA in 1978. Now, as America continues to grapple with its racist history and systems of white supremacy, it’s time for courts to see through racist dog whistles and prioritize families of color.
Ninth Circuit Decides Crow Indian Tribe v. United States [Grizzly Bear Delisting]
Here is the opinion. The court affirmed the district court’s order to remand the decision back to Fish and Wildlife Service.
Here are the briefs.
CARES Act Fund Distribution to ANCs Stayed Pending Appeal
Here are the new materials in Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation v. Mnuchin (D.D.C.):
99 Chelahis Motion for Stay Pending Appeal
Prior post here.
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