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47 years ago, the Muekma Olohini tribe of the San Francisco Bay Area was quietly erased from the federal government's list of organized tribes.

Paul Serran in the Gateway Pundit report in a riveting piece that once acknowledged as the Verona band of Alameda County, the tribe's recognition wasn't revoked by an act of Congress

or by a presidential order.

There was no hearing. There was no explanation by a presidential order. There was no hearing.

There was no explanation, no due process.

It was just bureaucratic silence from the Bureau of Indian Affairs or the BIA, which

failed to carry their name forward when updating its list in 1978.

That decision left the Mewakma landless and legally non-existent,

despite the fact that every member today descends directly from that same federally recognized

band. After decades of petitions, advocacy, false promises, the tribe reached a breaking point in 2024.

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