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Robinson Rancheria evicts families from housing development


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The Robinson Rancheria Pomo Indians of California evicted five families from a tribal housing development, according to news reports.

The families were evicted for failing to pay housing fees, attorney Les Marston told The Sanra Rosa Press-Democrat. But Tonia Ramos, whose mother was forced out, said the five people who were targeted were recently disenrolled from the tribe.

More evictions are planned.

Get the Story:
Robinson Rancheria begins tribal evictions (The Santa Rosa Press-Democrat 5/9)
Robinson Rancheria evicts five disenrollees and their families (The Lake County News 5/9)
Robinson officials evict delinquent tenants from tribal housing (The Lake County Record-Bee 5/8)

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