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The Denver Post Examines Recent Rulings on the Indian Child Welfare Act

Lauren Klosinski | January 22, 2020 | American Indian Law

In “A 41-year-old law designed to protect Native American families is under attack. Here’s what that means for Colorado’s tribes,” The Denver Post takes a look at the potential effect of recent rulings on the Indian Child Welfare Act to Colorado’s Indian Nations.

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