The United Tribes Technical College will host an informational meeting about the Keepseagle case.

The plaintiffs reached $760 million settlement for Indian farmers and ranchers who experienced discrimination at the Department of Agriculture. The deal calls for $680 million in payments to class members and it creates an $80 million loan forgiveness fund.

The meeting will be held November 22.

Get the Story:
Informational meeting planned on settlement (The Bismarck Tribune 11/8)

Relevant Documents:
• Plaintiffs Press Release | Settlement | Notice Form A | Notice Form B
• Damages Award | Loan Debt Relief
• Native American Farmers and Ranchers Council | Named Plaintiffs
• President Obama Statement | USDA Press Release

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