The Navajo Nation Council is considering a bill that would create a tribal identification system.
Tribal members like the idea. They say it would be more convenient to carry a photo ID rather than a paper-based Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood.
The money for the $149,577 program would be used to purchase identification card equipment to produce the tribal cards.
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Navajo Nation to consider ID cards
(The Farmington Daily Times 7/17)
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Navajo Nation Council considers ID cards
Monday, July 17, 2006
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