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Charlie Kirk built a national profile as a provocative conservative influencer whose social-media posts and public remarks drew repeated controversy for racism, Islamophobia, COVID-19 misinformation, ...
Recent reporting and advocacy materials consistently say American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) women face dramatically higher rates of sexual violence than other U.S. groups — commonly cited figur...
Tribal identification cards issued by federally recognized tribes are accepted by TSA as an alternative to state REAL ID credentials, including Enhanced Tribal Cards, but acceptance depends on federal...
Data and reporting disagree about whether assaults on ICE agents have surged relative to other federal law enforcement: ICE and White House officials have claimed very large increases (even “more than...
Tribal police and the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) are the primary public-safety actors on many reservations: tribal departments often provide routine policing and the BIA Office of Justice Services...
Genealogists tracing should combine federal records (Dawes-era files, and Indian census rolls) with tribal resources and direct contact with enrollment offices; many useful documents are at and on fam...
publishes the official roster of — the definitive list that federal agencies use to determine which they will accept for identity verification purposes . The full, specific tribal names and any previo...
Since 2020, federal policy on tribal identification has continued along two parallel tracks: formal institutional recognition and technical accommodation of tribal IDs for travel and employment, and u...
Tribal identification cards and Certificates of Degree of Indian Blood (CDIB) are tools tribes issue to document membership or ancestry, and they can affect how federal agencies treat individuals duri...
Charlie Kirk has ; contemporary coverage instead records his public criticism of federal Indian policy and extensive reporting on unrelated controversies . Across the set of recent articles and backgr...
Tribal enrollment documents and tribal IDs can—under specific conditions—serve as evidence of U.S. citizenship or identity for certain federal and state purposes, but they are not universally sufficie...
Charlie Kirk has repeatedly framed limited government around free-market economics, school and campus reforms, and social policies that shrink federal roles; he has promoted concrete proposals such as...
Federal agencies that collect or publish data on missing American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) people include the FBI (NCIC and UCR summaries), the Department of Justice (NamUs through the Nationa...
Federal agencies and allied entities maintain multiple publicly available datasets and reports on missing Native Americans: the FBI’s MMIP page and NCIC-derived fact sheets (summaries of missing/unide...
Charlie Kirk’s views on the federal government’s role in Native American affairs are in the documents provided; none of the six supplied items discuss tribal policy, sovereignty, or federal-tribal rel...