The problem with Indian laws made by others

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Publish Date:

March 12, 2025

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Walsh, Colleen

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Harvard Law Today

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“One of the ways to think about it is that federal Indian law is basically, by and large, the law of conquest,” said Reese, an assistant professor of law and former White House senior policy advisor for native affairs who was raised as a member of the Pueblo of Nambé tribe just north of Santa Fe, New Mexico.