Here are the briefs:
Oral argument:
Lower court materials here.
Here are the briefs so far in Webber v. Department of Homeland Security:

Here:
Questions presented:
1. Whether a claim for legal restitution triggers the Seventh Amendment right to a jury trial. 2. Whether a litigant may validly waive a constitutional right at a time when binding circuit precedent clearly forecloses any exercise of that right.
Lower court materials here.

Here are the briefs in several consolidated cases [Brown Lopez v. United States, 25-5197; Arizona Mining Reform Coalition v. Rollins, 25-5185; San Carlos Apache Tribe v. United States Forest Service, 25-5189]:
Arizona Reform Mining Coalition Opening Brief
San Carlos Apache Tribe Opening Brief
Religious Freedom Institute Amicus Brief

Here:
Question presented:
Does a federal court have jurisdiction to recognize the existence of an Indian tribe where the findings in the Indian Tribe List Act, Public Law 103-454, sec. 103(3), provide that “Indian Tribes presently may be recognized by . . . a decision of a United States court,” and no other federal statute addresses the question of tribal recognition?
Lower court materials here.

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