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Little Shell's look to Congress has successful precedents

The good news for the Little Shell Band of Chippewa Indians is that its effort to attain long-awaited federal recognition through Congress is a move not without precedent. The bad news is it's hardly a given. Full Article at Great Falls Tribune

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