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Cherokee freedmen fight may be far from over
Despite BIA's exit from constitutional issues ...

 
By Sheila Stogsdill    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: August 11, 2007

TAHLEQUAH — An eight-year battle ended after the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs acknowledged it no longer has the authority to approve amendments to the Cherokee Nation Constitution, the tribe announced Friday.

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