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OMG - VICTORY! ICWA stands
I CANNOT STOP CRYING! -- HAPPY EDITOR Trace
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WASHINGTON — The Indian Child Welfare Act lives on courtesy of a 7 -2 high court decision
— a much better outcome than anxious tribal advocates had hoped. Justice Amy Coney Barrett writes for the majority. Justice Neil Gorsuch
provides strong concurring opinion. Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel
Alito dissent. Read all 133 pages here. Tribal sovereignty, American Indian children and families widely viewed as biggest winners. https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pdf/21-376_7l48.pdf
Here is the full court decision. Note - this was 7-2 and the dissenters
were Alito and Thomas citing state’s rights.
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