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- The Canada-U.S. border is not the creation of the First Peoples of this land. Historically, our people moved freely throughout our territory and across what is now the border. We recognize that border security is a key concern for all North Americans, and [we must] address those concerns while ensuring that the rights of First Nations on both sides of the border are respected and protected. -Assembly of First Nations National Chief Phil Fontaine
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Tribal Nations Continuing to Support Action on Climate Change and Paris Accord
Article from the National Council of the American Indian (NCAI). To visit this article on their site, click here Published on Jun 02, 2017 WASHINGTON, D.C. | In spite of the disappointing news that President Trump has decided to withdraw … Continue reading
