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- The Supreme Court's ruling in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta allows states to prosecute non-Natives on Native land, undermining tribal sovereignty and overturning centuries of precedent.
- The case highlights the ongoing campaign to erode tribal rights, devolve power to the Supreme Court, and disregard historical legal agreements.
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Oklahoma's authority to prosecute crimes on tribal land
The Supreme Court case, Oklahoma v. Castro Huerta, raises the question of whether any state has the authority to prosecute non-natives who commit crimes against Native Americans on tribal land. The court ruled in favor of Oklahoma, paving the way for erasing tribal sovereignty and overturning centuries of precedent. The case highlights the ongoing campaign to undermine tribal rights and jurisdiction.
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