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‘We got these monies late’: Trump administration makes tribes wait more than 80 days for full COVID-19 relief

June 19, 2020 by webmaster Leave a Comment

More than two months later, Indian Country has yet to see the full relief promised by the United States, which has taken on moral obligations of the highest responsibility and trust as part of its unique relationship with tribes and their citizens. The roller coaster ride has been characterized by a string of broken promises and has prevented the first Americans from addressing the devastating impacts of the coronavirus in their communities, leaders and advocates say.

Read more here.

Includes references to other ongoing cases including Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation v. Mnuchi and others.  More info on these cases can be found  in another article CARES Act Hearing: The Original Case

 

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