quat tribes. this perhaps addresses point of your question. there is a difference betweenad regulating tribes as a polity and regulate persons who happen to have tribal blood as persons. >> justice alito? justice sotomayor, anything further? >> you're not suggesting, but i think you may be, that caucuses respect toly with tribes and not india? th can't regulate the relationship bween indians and others, whether they' on the tribe or not? so all thosey laws i read about privacy at the fouing, they were unconstitutional to start with? because they have nothing to do with reservations. they had to do with individuals. >> i think some of the laws you cited i think have serious equal protection problems, including, there is a law that still on the books that provides for the federal government to forcibly enrile indians in boarding schools. role indians ag schools, that is 25302, so there are some serious equal protection problems in some of the cases. >> that doesn't talk to us about what you're sugge

the tribes are mentioned in the nstitution and we have the treaty per that mentis tribes as separate, indicates the separate sovereigns. the tribal classifications. it drew the line between the gulation, the use of tribal classifications and regulating tribal internal affairs and regulating the affairs of the state. >> do you agree congress can treat with tribes? >> of course, your honor. >> with rpect to the reference issue. >> let's turn to article one. i'm struggling to understand whatt is. i'm sorry, i will carry on leader. >> briefly, counsel, is there a difference between regulating a tribe or tribal affairs and regulating someone that happens to be indian? >> your honor, i think it depends on the context. somebody if, by the wd -- >> in thi case, i don't want to get the whole range. we are talking about children who do not rese on the reservation, right? >> the are covered by the statute, yes. >> they are not necsarily members of the tribe and that is what i'm interested in. is there a difference between regulating a tribe and a reservation? an regulating someone who happens to

because our tribe goes by the 1929 treaty.hat role, their descendants get enrolled. even if they have no indian blood, and. >> this is part of the problem because the american public knows so little about us. and so, everything becomes about blood quantum. it gets flipped, and so, you hear, like, the governor of oklahoma, who's enrolled cherokee citizen, will often just make light of blood quantum, people with blue eyes and long hair, that's not what it's about. it's about a political status we have as citizens of our respective tribal nations and this is not just about that blood. i think that's, like, the biggest educational piece i think we have to do with people's understanding that we are dual citizens of this country. and i think blood quantum is something that was imposed upon us by the united states government. my tribe is still blood quantum, but i think that we have to be fighting for our status in this country and people are trying to take away our children, take away tribal sovereignty, and using this issue of bloo

this is not just a policy for one particular tribe.tentially be used as a template for dozens of others. it would be a big decision for sure. john: thank you both very much. >> thank you. ♪ john: one of the hallmarks of the pandemic has been shortages of many essential products, everything from diapers to building materials to medicine. one recent shortage has limited the supply of two critical cancer drugs. >> hospitals and cancer centers are running out of two major injectable cancer drugs. a new survey of cancer centers nationwide found 93% were experiencing a shortage of the drug and 70% shortage of the other. earlier this week before a house subcommittee, the american society urged the federal government to take action to strengthen the drug supply chain. >> shortages place providers in a moral dilemma, prioritizing drugs for those curable versus those who are not. patients worry about whether they will receive their next treatmenor if switching to another will shorten their lives. >> joining me is the head of breast medical oncol

faith belonging to this particular tribe, a symbol, can unite, makes the tribe a single whole and does give it a swing. another example in 2004, in search of a location for the filming of the film the masters and margarita i came to israel went to a small bus and a wife who spoke russian spoke during the trip. the driver complained to me about the aldozer of the jews, well, in the army they do not serve taxes, do not pay their children by six, and we, the rest of the citizens of israel, pay and serve for them. it seemed to me that this argument was incorrect. i reminded him that his people were not so numerous. lives surrounded by hundreds of millions of peoples who are not very friendly towards israel, and i think that if it were not for the powerful cementing influence , the state of israel would exist and prosper difficult. so it's better to be patient in my opinion. preserving religion, holding states together well, the story of my own life, my grandmother is karpovna to me in russia. as a child , after school, she took me to the vladimir cathedral in kiev, since we lived nearby. i

and i am going to, these women come from have traditionally be nomadic tribes. they move from place to place this gathered all over with many out in the states of my dear for these charges tom hunting on, not and looked at. but these before the women were driven into 6 books, these ethnic groups worked mainly as performers, dancers, jugglers, acrobats, and magicians. because of their book and real life, the british colonial bible viewed these ethnic groups as a trip in $1871.00 they were criminalized under the criminal tribes act, which was only to be at the time of india's independence. steve types about these tribes staple assistance society and makes it almost impossible for them to start other professions on means of livelihood. i ran to meet many members of a family from the community of the legal affairs of rwanda discrimination along these lines. and no one wants to give us decent jobs. that would mean we could climb up and out of our misery, of the income people don't want that. so there's no change to buy about them either. because of how do you tell me

but i don't want to go do not go belongs to the same tribes his relatives. but in the 6th street, do you want it to break the cycle? he started by teaching himself to read and write and then his relatives margaret customer, look, i mean, how do i get the welcome problem, pneumatic, real life was one of the reasons because too difficult for us to escape on visiting a handful of drugs. none of the going to school on some of my sisters. i just an illiterate. i was lucky after i had taught myself a few things on a social worker for me, that is, you tell me today i have an officer degree. we can book as a teacher, maybe i can use or i mean, but trouble, but i don't there are stories like this, but few and far between members of the community are trying to change the destiny of the next generation. or i'm nancy and i want to be in, in hospice monday y n n hospice. it's my dream because you want to fly. yes. are desperate a tool but simmering that to education and knowing that right, these women can leave the shackles of the boss. they cherish them and take care of

basically, nevada social workers strong-armed the tribe into entering the settlement.we found stories like that in all of the underlying custody cases. so what really happened in this case is rather than non-native foster parents being able to adopt -- being prevented from adopting native kids, for the most part they won custody. the people who face the raw hurdles were the native relatives who wanted to keep the young relatives in their family. amy: what ultimately happened to baby o and how did this case make it to the supreme court? >> baby o like many of the children -- all of the children and the underlying custody cases have been adopted and those adoptions are final. baby o was adopted by the couple and that is who she is being raised by. despite there being several blood relatives that came forward during her case who wanted to raise her. that is one of the things i was relieved to see in the supreme court case. this case has been on stilts since it was filed in federal court. all of the underlying adoptions have been long final. normally, when that happens, th

let funny in our opinion, but it holds this tribe together. particular tribe, the symbol, perhaps, unites the prize into a single whole and does not give it a swing. another example in 2004, while looking for a filming location for the film the master and margarita, i arrived in israel in a small bus and my wife spoke while talking. the driver complained to me about the regions of the jews, well, he does not serve taxes in the army, he does not pay six of their children. and we, the rest of the citizens of israel, pay and serve for them. it seemed to me that this judgment is incorrect. i reminded him that his people were not so numerous. surrounded by hundreds of millions , the people are not very friendly towards israel and i think that if it were not for the flour cementing influence. it would be difficult for the state of israel to exist and prosper. so it's better to be patient in my opinion. preserving religion state well, the history of my own life and my grandmother in russia, in my childhood, after school, she took me to st. vladimir's

, in such a way that more than 500 tribes and 50 ethnic groups live in it, most of the tribes and tribes have weapons, and therefore always when the central government it weakens, ethnic and tribal wars and conflicts between the tribes among themselves and between the tribes and the central government are increasing . he was quickly arrested and killed he recently warned of the continuation of the war in syria and announced that the risk of ethnic and racial militancy , which killed 300,000 people 20 years ago, has increased . a group of sudanese pilgrims began their journey to perform the hajj. that different cities of this country are involved in civil war, a sudanese businessman came to saudi arabia for umrah when the fire of civil war ignited in the third largest african country, now he has two months left in saudi arabia and some nights he comes to masjid al-nabi, the war will not end unless one may the flames of war be won by the parties they did not manage it several times. now, a prayer has been repeated among the sudanese people in the prophet's shrine. our first prayer and requ

the governor was from a tribe which survivors accuse the arab militias of targeting.least 1000 people have been killed since the start of the violence in mid april and thousands of others have been injured. due to a lack of access to health facilities doctors were not able to reach those who have been injured. many say the humanitarian situation is continuing to deteriorate as fighting continues between arab militias and a few from the tribe. they accuse the sudanese army of not acting to protect them. they say the army has been eric hated in their barracks since the start of the targeting people from the tribe and they called on the international community to respond to the crisis that is holding in west darfur for specifically. al jazeera. >> u.n. secretary general antonio guterres was appalled by reports of violence in darfur for. the capital of west darfur for has seen some of the worst violence with estimates up to 1000 people killed since mid april. as we report from neighboring chad, ethnic divisions have only deepened. >> for some sudanese refugees in camps in

faith belonging to this particular tribe is a symbol that can unite the tribe as a whole. another example04, looking for a location to shoot the film the master and margarita i came to israel we traveled around the country in a small bus on this islanders, a husband and wife who spoke russian spoke during the trip about sema our countries. the driver complained to me about the origious jews, well, they serve in the army , they don’t pay taxes for their children, and we , the rest of the citizens of vladimir, serve for them. it seemed to me that this argument was incorrect. i reminded him that his people were not so numerous. lives surrounded by hundreds millions of peoples who are not very friendly towards israel, and i think that if it were not for the flour cementing influence of religion. it would be difficult for israel to exist and prosper as a state. so it's better to be patient in my opinion. preserving religion, holding states together well, and the stories of my own life, my grandmother efrosinya karpovna. as a child, after school , she took me to the vladimir cathedral in kiev ,

the hopi tribe, the hopis, are one of the most famous tribes in america. they live in arizona, about 50 miles east of here. and they used to live here in the grand canyon. their ancestors to live and farm inside grand canyon. about a thousand years ago, they were part of a very widespread culture that we today call pueblo. and back. they used to call in a sabzi. so the you know, the hope is have a very long deep connection with the grand canyon, partly from living, and it's still very sacred to them. so this is where they believe that humans emerged into this world and they believe the souls of their returned into the grand canyon to reach the afterlife. so the hope is that deeper ties to the canyon than really any other group of people. it isn't all that often that science and ancient mythology agree on something, but actually science is sort of verified. the hopis perspective that this was the place of creation. so science would would that, you know, we're at least seeing the forces of creation here. this is probably the best place on earth to see the fo

other tribes could be targeted next. the same bus route, the o g 0, audrey eastern, track the crises and so down and you cry and have driven the number of forcibly displaced people in the will to a new record. the united nations refugee agencies has 110000000 people globally have been forced from the hundreds of diplomatic it is a james bias reports a. this is global trends report from you and hcr makes for so bring reading. it shows for the 1st time ever, the number of people around the world forcibly displaced has gone over a 100000000. in fact, to the end of 2022. the figures stood at 108400000 old. as a high commissioner for refugees says, the figure now is gone up to over a 110000000. and that extra increase is because of the crisis in see don. and he says the thing is that and so don, could still go higher unfortunately. so then stop over and more people will leave the country. how many i don't know. and i think that we have planning speaker of about 10000000 people have in 6 months or so. so we are now almost half

if the militias are not stopped, other tribes could be targeted next. the same bus route of the o g 0 audrey eastern track. the u. s. federal reserve has left interest rates on change. it's the fast pause off to the raising of rights. 10 consecutive times since march of last year. the central bank has been trying to bring down inflation in the wells, not just economy without smoking or recession. inflation has flowed in recent months, but it's still above long term targets all just there is heidi joe castro reports a hi, they're welcome. at last, it's getting dizzy again for the shop owners on this city block of washington dc. amanda in the clements says we're customers are wandering into her home goods petite. during this week of reassuring economic news. when you see that headline, interest rates aren't going up or you see the headline job numbers look great, but you know, and inflation is slowing. all of those things i think help give people confidence that we're going to be ok. and, you know, we're not headed into some recession or, you know, global

the governor himself was from the mythology to try the tribe, which the vibe was accused of the arab militias of targeting. at least a 1000 people have been killed since the start of the violence in mid april and thousands of others have been injured. but due to lack of access to health facilities, doctors say that they were not able to reach those who have been injured. many people say that the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate in west star for a spice, and continues between arab militias and may end a few from the mass out each tribe. now, survivors also accuse this within these army of not acting to protect them. they say that the army has been very created in their barracks since because of the arab malicious targeting people from the most solid strive and have called them the international community to respond to the crisis that is unfolding in the west that are for specifically engineering. now, hey, but morgan, alta 0, i'm going to mind you in secretary general, antonio drew terraces. he's uphold by reports of violence and wisdom. down for members of the muscle o

they have often complain about land by hill tribes being protected pretending others from being -- froming any. more than 100 people have been killed in the violence and tens of thousands of people forced from their homes. thousands of security forces have been applied to the state. the internet has been shut down in a curfew imposed. >> human rights watch us are calling on the indian government to investigate killings by ethnic groups in manipur. it says accounts of and partisan involvement has increased distrust of the authorities. it is also urging new delhi to work with community leaders to restore security or human rights watch also says the government internet blackout has severely hindered information gathering and reporting by the media and civil society groups. the government says the shutdown is necessary to stop what it called the spread of disinformation and false rumors. let's bring in our guests, bhagat oinam who is a professor at jawaharlal nehru university and chairperson of the special centre for the study of north east india. ngamjahao kipgen, and associate professor a

all artists are representatives of the tribe, including the head of the dance company ricardo resortone of the brightest modern choreographers in latin america in their productions. he tries to immerse the viewer as much as possible in the history of his people in his style - this is a synthesis of ritual movements, macuchia with plasticity characteristic of modern dances. for me, one of the tasks was to convey the important idea that you, the descendants of the makuchi tribe, never lost your origin, so that representatives of our people could proudly say, i am a mighty kurak in my homeland. at criticism. recognized his work better and the chilean dance production. and now give your assessment performance, the russian audience is in a hurry, all the tickets have long been sold out, not here the usual theater to which we are accustomed. and when you come to enjoy, either spend your emotions, or pour out your soul, or, on the contrary , replenish. this is something this is something else something else and much more that is not yet familiar to the russian audience can be seen in the pro

i'm trying to somehow educate the children in the tribe. u rank. asli. these are the indigenous people of malaysia, i built a study hut for them and here i am trying to convey to them the importance of education. i start with dreams. how to hold a pencil many of them do not know what a pencil or las is? most of the tribes never entered into modern society; they live far from cities and are very poor; their children do not have the opportunity to attend school. and the inhabitants do not see the point in education in their families. orangosley village is located five to six hours from the capital. in general, the lucky road has electricity. jungle and here is something quite unexpected. so, placing arrows on the branches, smeared with a sticky composition. here he catches small game, rubber, hunting, poultry, modest kitchen gardens. it would be difficult to live on this alone, but part of it is a volunteer. i turn to my family and friends for help. my call is also heard by people who are completely unfamiliar to me, who help with money, who bring some thi

i don't want to go do not go belongs to the same tribes his relatives, but in the 6th street, do you want it to break the cycle? he started by teaching himself to read and write and then his relatives margaret customer, look, i mean i was didn't get a welcome problem. the magic real life was one of the reasons because too difficult for us to skip on misery. i have for drugs, none of them going to school on some of my sisters. i just didn't electric and i was lucky. after i had taught myself a few things on a social worker for me, that is you telling me today i have an officer degree. we can book as a teacher, maybe i can you send me or i'd be more trouble, but i don't there are stories like this, but few and far between members of the community are trying to change the destiny of the next generation or i'm nancy and i want to be in, in hospice, monday y n. n hospice. it's my dream because you want to fly. yes. who are desperate a tool facilitating that to education and knowing that right? these women can leave the shackles of the boss. the silhouette is considered the most dangerous

if the militias are not stopped, other tribes could be targeted next. same bus route, the o g 0 audrey eastern track. one pass and has been killed off to is riley forces, right? at a home and the occupied westbank forces into the home. as a mine accused of kenning is ready, soldier. last year. one person has been wounded in the classes with serious head injuries and is running troops to increase rates in the occupied territories in recent months. israel's parliament has voted on an important part of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose proposed judicial of the whole and peace elected a member of the opposition to panel that appoints judges. they rejected the other candidates and this neo whose own liquid party, his proposed plans of spots months of nationwide purchase with a monks is in west jerusalem with move on to vote. one of the key elements of the judicial oval, whole, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu had been proposing for the last few months, involved the ability of the government to decide who should sit on a key committee that would d

of african origin and of tribes. that's bringing knowledge. there is hipaa morgan who is an under mine across the 9 river from katya him. he but let's start with the situation in dot 4. and the situation is being described as catastrophic. just bring this up to speed 1st with what's happening there and what's fueling. this fighting as well sizing has been ongoing in these are for regions specifically in west ids are 4 for weeks now there's no network coverage pad. the little information that is coming out is through refugees who cross the border from janina, the capital for star, for into neighboring chad. now people, there are people who have been able to fleet describe the situation as catastrophic, more than a 1000 people have been killed in the pricing between the must that lead to try which is an ethnic 5 in the west and are for region. and the arab tribes in that area, and that would be our tribes our backs by the rapids, support forces and west. it's are for, has been seen or a region where there's been incens

now, now, the tribe, the largest in the country, wants the government to make good on its word. last november, the house rules committee held a historic hearing about ceding the cherokee nation's delegate. our special correspondent joey chen heads to oklahoma to talk to the principal chief of the cherokee nation about that unfulfilled promise beneath the dome of the us capitol in the hall that houses gifts from each of the 50 states still finds the legendary cherokee sequoyah, a fitting representative of the state of oklahoma and a reminder of a promise unkept. it's a very simple declarative sentence, but the united states wrote it and we're taking them up on the offer. the offer? cherokee principal chief chuck hoskin jr. refers to comes from this. the bitterly divisive 1835 treaty of new echota. this is a document that's a source of pain, and this is a document that represents the united states betrayal of cherokee nation and the united states betrayal of its own principles. the treaty was the final straw that led to the forced removal of cherokees on the trail of tears, some 4

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he was one of the famous leaders of the apache tribes. he passed his last words before death to never touch. perhaps the last breath of the ricans, with a combination of the chinese hand of separation and killing, were able to deceive the indian tribes in negotiations and evict their ancestral lands. reports show that since the beginning of the arrival of individual whites to the american continent the greatest generation the tragedy of history has happened and about 100 million indians have gone to different places. it has been 35 years that the heat of summer and the cold of winter are rare in nahalestan, and the necessary and easy year between me and now i am cultivating 27 industrial and ornamental forest species in naristan. a man whose knowledge and perseverance in the production of seedlings caused his nursery to be introduced as a model nursery in the country . one of the distinctive aspects of this compared to other nurseries in these production channels is that this nursery can be cultivated in the downstream areas and is a sigh

one of the famous leaders of the apache tribes, who after suppressing the protest many years ago, was imprisoned in regret and regret, accepting false promises of the americans, passing the last words before death, one should never give up, maybe it is his last breath. the americans, with a combination of china 's concessions and killing, were able to deceive the indian tribes in the negotiations and evict their ancestral lands, report shows. gives from the beginning of the entry the white people of america's spring is the largest historical shipwreck that took place and about 100 million indians were killed in many different places . in order to attend urdu and evaluate and judge you, the first page every night at 19:30 on the news network, whatever i look at, it should be in farsi english, very little arabic to farsi translation, let's use farsi, i don't speak farsi. why are you producing, mr. rad? please don't let mr. rod, for the reasons that we like now that he is not the winner , participate in our neighboring countries, that is , you could have participated in the english title

asia came to the sayans and mixed with the local keto-speaking samoyed-speaking and indo-european tribes in the 12th century conquered tuvans mongols, and in the xviii century, their lands became part of the chinese empire. son of the ages. the same jeans experienced different influences. at the same time, they created their own unique culture today . only 15 families of the big swing, together with their cousin svetlana demkina, are trying to restore the livestock, that female deer. now svetlana, the mistress of the herd, lives in the city and is in charge of administrative matters. nikolai , together with his wife lyudmila, spends in the camp all year round in winter, the deer are driven to valley, and in the summer it takes you to the mountains. now it's just coming. the main time of the year when you need to leave the winter camp and prepare for the move is winter. it was very difficult, there was a lot of snow, so it was hard for the deer. because of this, the calving of the deer happened very late. didn't get fat. yes, and the winter still dragged on, the snow melted for a long tim

very therefore my the g, my former machine uh, between uh uh, so called out of tribes. uh, what's your corporate key to many magazines from shot the, you know, uh, the inhabitants of western got forwarded back to could i get my salary and the detention and escalated when the water stops straight into. so get me into upgrade when the government is recruited. so call ginger ridge was more or less the role of factors that said this going to that of the small no magic 5 just who seafood is also a large number of and then she gave me each uh what if you guys had it has been happening in that forward now, is that when that issue uh, uh the, the, uh, the new issue uh from it t. how does talk to some, some of these conflicts that during the past few years, i think from 19, uh i'm to 2020 uh the some of the, uh, the a component of treasure. and so for what stuff for i've been engaged in a tax on that it should have been proficient that i mean to himself when to that for allegedly to try to provide down. but uh most people say he has been uh uh, secret to supporting the uh the me

, may unite, make the tribe a single whole and not give it a swing. another example in 2004 looking forocation to shoot the film the master and margarita i came to israel we traveled around the country in a small bus on this islanders a husband and wife who spoke russian talked during the trip about what we are talking about in our countries. the driver complained to me on the vidos. well , he doesn’t serve taxes in the army, he doesn’t pay six of their children, and we are the rest of the citizens of israel and we serve for them. it seemed to me. i remind him that his not so numerous people , surrounded by hundreds of millions, are not very friendly towards the people of israel and i think that if it were not for the powerful cementing influence. exist and flourish state in my opinion, tolerate those who preserve the religion that holds the state together well, and the stories of my own life , my grandmother efrosinya karpovna, in childhood, even before school, she took me to st. vladimir's cathedral in kiev, since we lived nearby. i lived in kiev at that time, there i listened attenti

is that 40 from the city, from the most highly done other tribes? and the main reason for that, i think, is korea, it's easiest including what was all as tim says to the current thing, because there are these people that are the displaced as too many id piece. come on alternative for using that on the, and on this militia that are move up to the phone so that also that going from neighboring country directly orchestra to compton based on instance, on fiber line until i also took off. it's a good deal. i think even people are talking about changing even the name of, of, of what's that 4 different name, just the the, the, the, the way the world for our division. and i think that the orchestra did, i've been going on in been going on for a very long time on that. and is curious because of the, the, the ongoing war and the 1st one that is actually futilely more, i'm acting without having interaction. are you doing an intervention in depth so um, just keeping to enforce wrong or the, i don't think we'll see any piece and definitely, and it's going to be

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while it is true that the militias are targeting one specific tribe at the moment, the violence is so widespread, it is affecting everybody. un calls for a ceasefire. have been drowned down for the sounds of war. a groups worry the ongoing violence could spread across the reach. the muscle leads worn. if the militias are not stopped, other tribes could be targeted next. zane bus route the o g 0 audrey eastern track. the crisis in sudan has driven the number of forcibly displaced people in the world to a new record. the united nations refugee agency says a 110000000 people globally have been forced from their homes. diplomatic edison james base has more, as this is global trends report from you and hcr makes for so bring reading. it shows for the 1st time ever, the number of people around the world forcibly displaced has gone over a 100000000. in fact, to the end of 2022, the figures stood at 108400000 holes. as a high commissioner for refugees says, the figure now is gone up to over a 110000000. and that extra increase is because of the crisis into don. and he says the thing is that a