The Confederated Goshute Tribes of Utah say their sovereignty protects them from Michigan's health care laws.
The Goshutes have opened a clinic and have broken ground on a full-service hospital in Clinton Township, Michigan. The facilities will serve Indians and non-Indians.
The state says the Goshutes have to apply for a certificate of need from the Michigan Department of Community Health. Tribal officials hope to negotiate a compromise.
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(The Detroit News 10/18)
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