Bethany Berger writes that, in federal Indian law, preempting state law allows “room for Indigenous sovereignty, allowing tribal governments to shape the social, economic, and cultural conditions for their communities to thrive.” Read more here.
Bethany Berger writes that, in federal Indian law, preempting state law allows “room for Indigenous sovereignty, allowing tribal governments to shape the social, economic, and cultural conditions for their communities to thrive.” Read more here.
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