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Here is the complaint in Cherokee Nation West v. United States Army Corps of Engineers (N.D. Okla.): 1 Complaint An excerpt: Plaintiff seeks equal access to Fort Gibson Lake to hold a religious ceremony on November 7, 2014, March 2015 … <a href="http://turtletalk.wordpress.com/2014/10/13/nonrecognized-cherokee-nation-west-sues-u-s-army-corps-over-religious-freedom/">Continue reading →</a>

Nonrecognized Cherokee Nation West Sues U.S. Army Corps over Religious Freedom