So you want to visit a reservation to get an abortion?
The problem with seeing Indigenous sovereignty only when it suits your needs.
WASHINGTON — Stacy Leeds, Foundation Professor of Law and Leadership at Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, has been throwing some legal shade at people, of late, who are speculating that if the U.S. Supreme Court does strike down Roe v. Wade, as is soon possible, that sovereign Indian reservations c…
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