It misconstrues the plain language of the General Crimes Act. It violates the Constitution separation of powers and disrespects Congress' exclusive authority to legislate over Indian Affairs.
Raúl Grijalva: “It misconstrues the plain language of the General Crimes Act. It violates the Constitution separation of powers and…”
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Grijalva criticizes the implications of the Castro-Huerta ruling on tribal sovereignty and safety.
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