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Friday, October 24, 2003

The Oneida Nation of New York has ordered the eviction of four families from tribal land but a lawyer for the families says an agreement could be near.

The families were told to leave by this Sunday. Their lawyer is negotiating with the tribe over the possibility of restoring tribal benefits, The Syracuse Post-Standard reported.

The families have opposed the policies of nation representative Ray Halbritter and say they are being unfairly targeted. The tribe says it is trying to protect the families from substandard homes.

Get the Story:
Tribal court delays eviction (The Syracuse Post-Standard 10/24)
Homeowners given deadline by Oneidas (AP 10/24)

Recent Court Ruling:
Shenandoah v. Halbritter (August 8, 2003)

Relevant Links:
Oneidas for Democracy - http://www.oneidasfordemocracy.org
Oneida Nation - http://www.oneida-nation.net

Related Stories:
Oneida families fight eviction from homes (08/13)
Judge won't halt Oneida Nation evictions (8/11)
Oneida families lose homes waiting on court (8/1)
Oneida Nation issues eviction orders against families (7/30)
Oneida Nation sends inspector to homes (06/12)
Oneida Nation members compare tribe to Hitler (05/13)
Oneida Nation residents fear destruction of homes (5/9)
Demolition of Oneida woman's home turned into film (5/8)
Oneida woman's home demolished (10/23)
Oneida woman's home will be demolished (10/22)
Oneida woman won't appear before court (09/24)
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Oneida official accused of harassment (7/17)
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Oneida Nation offers home to member (12/19)
Video clears up little in Oneida dispute (12/10)
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Oneida Nation disputes homes (11/20)

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