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‘This decision is a landmark victory for Indian Country, upholding the United States’ treaty obligations to the Creek Nation of Oklahoma and treaty Tribes across the country,’ said Sen. Tom Udall (D-New Mexico).

‘Yeah… this is just ignorant’ @nytimes

‘As Oklahoma’s United States Attorneys, we are confident tribal, state, local, and federal law enforcement will work together to continue providing exceptional public safety under this new ruling by the United States Supreme Court.’

Sorry @nytimes but NO

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Hesci! My family is watching. #HonorTheTreaties #Mvskoke https://t.co/GncW8UBVol — N (@ninobegay) July 9, 2020  

If you haven’t listened to “This Land,” the groundbreaking podcast by Rebecca Nagle, a journalist from the Cherokee Nation, add it to your schedule for the summer.

Indianz.Com on May 12, 2020, covered the U.S. Supreme Court hearing in McGirt v. Oklahoma.

Oral arguments in McGirt v. Oklahoma took place via teleconference on May 11, 2020. Relieve the drama.

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Countdown to McGirt v. Oklahoma! Relieve the seemingly endless U.S. Supreme Court Watch posts.

The nation’s highest court has once again made Indian Country wait for a decision in one of the most consequential court cases in recent history.