When tribe prospers, Oklahoma prospers
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled against the Osage Nation ’s contention that it has a federal Indian reservation and therefore its members living and working on the reservation should be exempt from paying state income taxes as defined by federal law.
This was a reckless decision. It departed from precedent, established new law based on opinions of a handful of historians and glossed over ...
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