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If Native Americans are just a racial group and we're not members of sovereign indigenous nations,

what racial group in the United States has its own police force, its own court system, its own elections, its own land, its own water rights, its own environmental regulations.

Preserving the integrity of tribes as self-governing, sovereign entities,

and ensuring that tribes could survive both culturally and politically.

Let's just throw every single possible constitutional challenge that they can think of against the statute.

Hi and welcome to Amicus. This is Slate's podcast about the courts and the law and the rule of law.

Since last we met, the midterm elections have taken place almost remarkably without incident

and something akin to lawfulness has settled comfortably about the land.

Election deniers were resoundingly sent packing, clown show candidates were largely repudiated.

In the five states that put reproductive rights on the ballot,

reproductive rights won everywhere, including in Kentucky.

Democrats now retain control of the Senate. Republicans take control of the House.

LGBTQ rights are being bolstered in a lame duck Congress and Clarence Thomas continues to participate

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