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BRIEF FOR (CERF) CITIZENS EQUAL RIGHTS FOUNDATION AS AMICUS CURIAE SUPPORTING NO PARTY - UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT V. BRACKEEN

Supreme Court of the United States v. Brackeen, Cherokee Nation, Everet, Texas, Deb Haaland Secretary of the Interior, Docket Nos. 21-376, 21-377, 21-378, 21-380. Brief for Citizen Equal Rights Foundation (CERF) as Amicus Curiae Supporting no party.

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