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FEBRUARY 26, 2001 The Chemehuevi Tribe of California is seeking to evict seven non-Indian homeowners on their reservation along the Colorado River bordering Arizona. The homeowners say their civil rights are being violated. A federal judge last week refused to grant them a temporary restratining order that would prevent the tribe from evicting them. The homeowners have home-site leases on the land. They the land isn't even part of the reservation so the tribe can't force them out. Get the Story:
Calif. tribe seeks to evict homeowners (The Arizona Republic 2/26)
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Tribe seeks eviction of non-Indians
Facebook TwitterFEBRUARY 26, 2001 The Chemehuevi Tribe of California is seeking to evict seven non-Indian homeowners on their reservation along the Colorado River bordering Arizona. The homeowners say their civil rights are being violated. A federal judge last week refused to grant them a temporary restratining order that would prevent the tribe from evicting them. The homeowners have home-site leases on the land. They the land isn't even part of the reservation so the tribe can't force them out. Get the Story:
Calif. tribe seeks to evict homeowners (The Arizona Republic 2/26)
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