They Are Terminated, NOT a Tribe, They Are A Corporation, And Definitely NOT Sovereign

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Somebody Has Been Caught With Their Pants Down

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In 1902, the du Chat Nation, a.k.a. the Cherokee Nation government petitioned the Congress of the United States to terminate the Cherokee Nation government so that the individuals of the Cherokee Nation could have access to their allotment lands prior to the 1906 termination and allotment under the Curtis Act.

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on page 725

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on page 727

On August 7, 1902, the Cherokee Nation ratified 32, Stat,, 716, the Act approved by Congress for the termination of the government of the Cherokee Nation and the allotment of the lands of the government of the Cherokee Nation to the individuals of the Tribe.

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THE CURTIS ACT TERMINATED the CHEROKEE NATION GOVERNMENT AND ENDED ENROLLMENT IN THE TRIBE

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THEY ARE NOT A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBE 

ACCORDING TO THE BIA on APRIL 19, 2018.

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The du Chat Nation, a.k.a. the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Inc, an Oklahoma State Chartered Business is forbidden from participating in the 1934 Howard Wheeler Act a.k.a. the Indian Reorganization Act.

The du Chat Nation, a.k.a. the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Inc, an Oklahoma State Chartered Business Claims Their Charter exists from the Oklahoma Indian Welfare Act.

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The BIA Letter above specifically states there is no application for Federal Recognition nor a Charter to the du Chat Nation, a.k.a. the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Inc, an Oklahoma State Chartered Business.

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The Cherokee Nation is a state chartered corporation in the state of Oklahoma. State chartered organizations are NOT Tribes and have no claims to Tribal Sovereignty.

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Since according the the BIA letter, the du Chat Nation, a.k.a. the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Inc, an Oklahoma State Chartered Business has never applied to be Federally Recognized under Part 83 of the Federal Indian Recognition Act, and there is not evidence of a Federal Charter, how can they have an Indian Gaming License?

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(C) This document was produced at the request of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs on July 18, 2019, to document the History, Anthropology, Culture, Religion, and Archaeology of The Chickamauga Nation.

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