Tribe President Frank Star Comes Out

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“A treaty violation”: Oglala Sioux president demands release of tribal members detained by ICE

The president of the Oglala Sioux Tribe in South Dakota is demanding the release of three tribal members detained by ICE officers in Minneapolis, Minnesota last Friday.

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4 members of Oglala Sioux Tribe detained by ICE in Minneapolis, president says

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Oglala Sioux Tribe: 3 members arrested in Minnesota, detained by ICE

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Michigan Native American tribes warn about ICE. What they're telling members

Agents taking part in President Donald Trump's immigration sweeps have been repeatedly accused of targeting anyone with black or brown skin without proof they are undocumented, and now some Native Ame...

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Native Americans say they're being swept up by ICE

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U.P. tribal members advised to carry proof of U.S. citizenship after ICE detains Native Americans

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Native American leaders in Dakotas urge use of tribal IDs, denounce ICE tactics

Reports of Indigenous people being targeted by ICE agents prompted Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Chair Steve Sitting Bear to issue a public safety alert on social media Friday.

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Oglala Sioux Tribe sends notice to federal officials

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Homeland Security responds to Oglala Sioux Tribe

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Oglala Sioux president walks back claims of DHS pressure, member arrests

The accusations arose amid concerns over immigration enforcement and racial profiling affecting Native Americans.

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4 Native American men detained by ICE in Minneapolis, tribal leadership says

OST President Frank Star Comes Out issued a statement Friday saying ICE agents detained four men who are homeless and living near the Little Earth housing project in south Minneapolis. The statement continues to say that another OST tribal member witnessed their detainment and were able to confirm their tribal affiliation.