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The Atlantic The U.S. Shouldn’t Get to Decide If a Navajo Man Dies
His tribe objected. The victim’s family objected. Even the case’s original prosecutor objected. But he’s scheduled to get the death penalty anyway.
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Mark Ralston / Getty Why Tribes Should Have the Power to Enforce Strict Coronavirus Policies
Nonmembers who flout tribal stay-at-home orders could pose an existential threat to tribal communities.
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Andy Clark / Reuters The Necessity of the Indian Child Welfare Act
A case now before the Fifth Circuit threatens to upend the laws that enable Native self-governance.
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