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collab with the 5-4 podcast on the Sioux Nation versus the United States, also known as the Black Hills case.

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We'll hear arguments next in the United States against the Sioux Nation of

Indians.

Hey everyone, this is not Leon. It's Andrew Parsons from Prolog Projects. I'm

filling and filling on while he's on paternity leave. This week the hosts

are talking about United States v Sioux Nation,

with host of the Red Nation podcast Nick Estes.

On paper, the case looks like a win for indigenous folks.

In 1980, the sewer granted a cash settlement for land they have the treaty rights to.

But to date, the tribes have refused to claim the funds.

Many folks argue that they don't want money.

They want the land back. This is 5 to 4, a

podcast about how much the Supreme Court sucks.

Welcome to 5 to 4 where we dissect and analyze the Supreme Court cases that are

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