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#ICWA BREAKING NEWS
NCAI President Jefferson Keel (Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma) said:
“The
stay granted yesterday by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is a
welcome and positive step. It means that no Indian child who encounters
the child welfare system in Texas, Indiana and Louisiana during this
time should be denied the protections and safeguards afforded them under
the Indian Child Welfare Act. NCAI will continue to support the
intervening Tribal Nations and the Department of Justice as they fight
to protect the best interests of all Indian children across the United
States through the Indian Child Welfare Act.”
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