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Army Seeks Extension in Lawsuit

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Eric Jens (left) and Layton Wanna (right) led a transfer ceremony for two Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate boys in September, 2023. (Photo: Jenna Kunze) The Department of Justice has requested a 10-day extension to respond to a lawsuit that will likely determine whether or not the United States Office of Army Cemeteries is required to follow a process designed by federal law in returning the human remains of nearly 200 Native children. The Native Americ…

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Army Seeks Extension in Lawsuit

Eric Jens (left) and Layton Wanna (right) led a transfer ceremony for two Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate boys in September, 2023. (Photo: Jenna Kunze) The Department of Justice has requested a 10-day extension to respond to a lawsuit that will likely determine whether or not the United States Office of Army Cemeteries is required to follow a process designed by federal law in returning the human remains of nearly 200 Native children. The Native Americ…

12 days ago·Martin, United States

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