Three Nebraska tribes buying back farmland, attempting to reverse history

In the past five years, the Winnebago, the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska and the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska have bought 3,000-odd acres of farmland that was once theirs.

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