The road to voting rights for Native Americans has been long, but advocates for indigenous people hope to build on the momentum they ve seen in recent years to get more people to the polls. Native Americans were not granted U.S. citizenship until 1924. .
Wyoming will appeal a recent district court decision affirming Crow tribal hunting rights granted under treaties signed in the 19th century, rights recently affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court. Dan Lewerenz, staff attorney for the Native American Rights Fund, said tribal leaders were very clear about maintaining hunting rights before they agreed to move into a reservation on just a portion of lands they had occupied for centuries. .
Crow man known for Supreme Court win now facing sexual abuse charges
Crow man, known for key U.S. Supreme Court tribal treaty win, charged with sexual abuse
and last updated 2021-01-15 13:02:39-05
A Crow tribal member who fought for Crow treaty rights in U.S. Supreme Court and won is now behind bars in Billings facing multiple felony charges, including sexual abuse of children.
Clayvin Herrera, 39, is being held in the Yellowstone County jail on a $57,000 bond on charges of criminal possession of dangerous drugs, theft, strangulation of a partner or family member and sexual abuse of children.
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Clayvin Bryant Herrera pleaded not guilty to one count of sexual abuse of children. Prosecutors allege he had hundreds of images of child pornography on his cell phone that were