Native American families broken up despite federal law meant to keep them together
After fighting to win back her parental rights, a young Native American mother prevailed. Then the state came for her second child.
Source: argusleader.com
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After fighting to win back her parental rights, a young Native American mother prevailed. Then the state came for her second child.
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