AMERICAN INDIAN ADOPTEES: Proud to Protect ICWA

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Thursday, July 28, 2022

Proud to Protect ICWA

Despite ICWA’s far-reaching positive impact, it will soon be challenged in front of SCOTUS by those looking to harmfully remove Native kids from their families and communities. Help us spread the word by sharing this post in solidarity. #ProtectICWA pic.twitter.com/gYO5iEDduA
— Protect ICWA (@ProtectICWA) July 15, 2022

In the upcoming SCOTUS case Haaland v. Brackeen, Texas lawyers and individual plaintiffs are questioning #ICWA's constitutionality. This further places Native children and tribal sovereignty in harm's way. More from @strawburriez's @voxdotcom article: https://t.co/PzU2yHITfK pic.twitter.com/ijeayul0GD
— Protect ICWA (@ProtectICWA) July 21, 2022

The challenge to #ICWA is part of a well-financed, coordinated attack on tribal sovereignty. Through SCOTUS, ICWA opponents could set legal precedent that has serious consequences for other issues such as tribal land rights. Learn more: https://t.co/jFKl05poxQ #ProtectICWA https://t.co/BUgjbxC7k7
— Protect ICWA (@ProtectICWA) July 21, 2022

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