The question at issue is not 'should potential tribes be recognized' but 'who should make the final determination of recognition' when so many critical interests are at stake.
Sean Reyes: “The question at issue is not 'should potential tribes be recognized' but 'who should make the final determination of…”
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Reyes emphasizes the importance of determining who decides tribal recognition.
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