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The right of tribal governments to govern themselves and manage their own affairs.
Several federally recognized tribes and tribal leaders publicly reported encounters, questioning, and detentions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during the early 2025 raids — most fr...
Federal agencies accept a variety of documents as proof of U.S. citizenship or tribal membership, including federally issued tribal photo IDs (including Enhanced Tribal Cards), certain state and feder...
operations over the past year have resulted in multiple confirmed instances where U.S. citizen Native Americans were stopped, questioned, detained or briefly held—often while experiencing homelessness...
Tribes confronting ICE detentions can draw on a mix of immediate procedural steps, administrative avenues, and federal litigation rooted in tribal sovereignty, citizenship recognition, and constitutio...
Tribal governments and Native voting rights organizations have publicly opposed the , arguing it would disenfranchise rural Native voters by narrowing acceptable ID, eliminating common registration me...
The United States has violated the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo both in historical practice and through continuing policies that undercut the treaty’s promises of property rights and protections for fo...