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Congress and Senate

The Termination and Congressional Non-Recognition of the Cherokee and the Five Civilized Tribes in the Statutes and Codes of the United States since 1887

How To Contravene the Expressed Will and Plenary Power of Congress in Open Defiance of Federal Statutes

Federal Recognition Through an Act of Congress in 1836

As a Federally Recognized Tribe Not in Oklahoma Where Are Our Services

What Does it Mean for an American Indian Tribe to Be Terminated?

The President, Senators, and Representatives Live Up to Your Calling

The Intentional Ignorance of Federally Elected Officials

Proof 8 - Wheeler-Howard Act, June 18, 1934 (The Indian Reorganization Act)

Federally Terminated Tribes Do Not Have Treaty Rights

Proof 6 – The 1906 Curtis Act

Proof 1 - Act of February 8, 1887 – (Indian General Allotment Act)

Proof 2 – Rights of White Men Marrying Indian Women, Tribal Property

Proof 3 – The 1898 Curtis Act

Proof 4 - The Cherokee Agreement - 32 Statute 716 - The Self Termination of the Cherokee Nation

Proof 5 - Chief William Charles Rogers Address to the Final Cherokee Council

Proof 7 - November 6, 1919 Eastern Band of North Carolina Self Terminates

Proof 9 - Oklahoma Indian Welfare Act of 1936

Proof 10 - 1938 Fairfield Convention of the Clandestine Cherokee Nation General Convention

Proof 11 - 1970 Chief’s Act (Public Law 91-495)

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