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Towns to join state in tribal recognition appeal
Wednesday, February 4, 2004

Connecticut attorney general Richard Blumenthal said he expects several cities and towns to join the state's battle against federal recognition for the Schaghticoke Tribal Nation.

Blumenthal said the appeal will be filed with the Department of Interior's Board of Indian Appeals. In previous cases, the board has referred recognition decisions back to the Bureau of Indian Affairs for further review.

The BIA recognized the tribe last week after evaluating additional evidence. Researchers earlier said the tribe didn't qualify for federal status.

Get the Story:
State, Cities Plan Shaghticoke Appeal (The New London Day 2/4)

Relevant Documents:
BIA Federal Register Notice | BIA Statement | Richard Blumenthal Statement | Rep. Shays Statement

Relevant Links:
Schaghticoke Tribal Nation - http://www.schaghticoke.com

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