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Josett D Monette, Esq Appointed Deputy Secretary For New Mexico Indian Affairs Department

Josett D Monette, Esq Appointed Deputy Secretary For New Mexico Indian Affairs Department
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New Mexico Indian Affairs Department Announces New Appointees Jonathon Tafoya And Josett Monette

New Mexico Indian Affairs Department Announces New Appointees Jonathon Tafoya And Josett Monette
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Tribe Tells 5th Circ El Paso Land Fight Is Federal Matter

Counsel for the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo told a panel of Fifth Circuit judges during oral arguments on Wednesday their fight over entitlement to 111 acres of land in El Paso, Texas, unquestionably belongs in federal court and that a district judge wrongly tossed the suit on jurisdictional grounds.

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D C Court Denies Injunction for Tribe s Bid to Block Oil Flow in Pipeline

Agriculture your username 3 hours ago The District of Columbia District Court denied a motion for permanent injunction from the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe over an ongoing case concerning an oil pipeline under Lake Oahe. The suit is being fought over an action taken by the United States Army Corps of Engineers in which they granted Dakota Access, LLP an easement to run a pipeline under Lake Oahe without producing a mandated Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). While the vacatur was granted, the present issue results from the plaintiff’s desire to go beyond vacatur and stop the flow of oil through the pipeline. “[A]lthough vacatur of the easement rendered the pipeline an encroachment on federal property, vacatur could not itself bring about the stoppage of oil,” the court explained.

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