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Chinook Indian Nation Rejects Recognition Without Rights - Underscore Native News

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In an April 10 email press release, the Chinook Indian Nation announced that they are actively seeking a new legislative champion to support their efforts for federal recognition. The pivot is due to a June 2024 amendment proposed by Congresswoman Gluesenkamp Perez to the Chinook Indian Nation Restoration Act language that would strip all resource access rights from the nation, including hunting, fishing, shellfish aquaculture, trapping, gatheri…
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underscore.news broke the news in on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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