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Federal law governing ICE activity on tribal lands is a patchwork of immigration statutes, longstanding treaties, congressional statutes like Public Law 280, executive-branch directives, and Departmen...
The exact number of missing Black women and girls in the United States as of 2025 cannot be stated with precision because national datasets and reporting systems use inconsistent demographic categorie...
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...
Privacy and RFID security concerns have become a central factor shaping whether and how tribal nations adopt Enhanced Tribal Identification (ETC) cards, forcing tribes to weigh federal pressure to mee...
The most common circumstances surrounding missing Black women and girls in the United States as of 2025 are concentrated around . Multiple reports from late 2024 through mid‑2025 document that Black f...