McGirt v. Oklahoma (2020)
Case The United States government has a history of brutalizing Native Americans and breaking treaties with Indigenous tribes. In 2018, the Supreme Court heard arguments
Case The United States government has a history of brutalizing Native Americans and breaking treaties with Indigenous tribes. In 2018, the Supreme Court heard arguments
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Introduction Laws govern our everyday lives: they tell us what we’re allowed to do and how our country works. But how are these laws created?
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