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Yakama Nation launches its motor vehicle registration program
Friday, February 11, 2011
The
Yakama Nation
of Washington has launched a pilot program for motor vehicle registrations.
The tribe will maintain a registration that is open to all local jurisdictions. Information will be shared with top law enforcement agencies in the U.S, Canada and Mexico, and the program will abide by standards set by the
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
.
Tribes retain inherent sovereign authority to issue car tags, license plates and vehicle registrations. The programs are common in Oklahoma, where the
Sac and Fox Nation
won a
U.S. Supreme Court
case,
Oklahoma Tax Commission v. Sac And Fox Nation
, on the matter.
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Yakamas to issue license plates
(The Yakima Herald-Republic 2/11)
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