Congresswoman Watson is not calling for the full restoration of the 1866 treaty, that action would mean that all the land that is now called the state of Oklahoma, would have to be turned back over to Indian nations that were forced to sign on to the 1866 treaty. No where in the 1866 treaty is the word citizenship stated covering any Freedmen.
Our sons and daughters today are giving their life for America on battlefields around the world against terrorism. It's a sick national joke that an elected member of the U.S. House of Congress would disgrace them with a resolution like H.R.2824.
Support stopping H.R.2824 Contact your congress person:
The Cherokee Nation -- Termination Bill H.R. 2824
Fact: Even in the federal government, voting is not a personal right, it's a privilege.
Fact: The Cherokee Nation Government in no way supported enslavement of any race of people.
Fact: No where in the 1866 treaty does it state "citizenship" for Freedmen, only protection and equal rights under tribal nation laws covering it's citizens.
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