The Cost of Disengaging: How Washington Put a Price Tag on Tribal Sovereignty
Guest Opinion Tribal Nations are the original sovereigns in North America, predating the establishment of the United States. The government-to-government relationship that Tribes share with the federal government today began as diplomatic relations between separate sovereigns that were later formalized through binding treaties. Recognizing Tribal Nations’ sovereign status, the Founders incorporated principles governing these formal…
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