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‘We will get it done’: 175 years in, Chinook Indian Nation is still fighting for federal recognition

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In 2001 Gary Johnson celebrated a win that his tribe, the Chinook Indian Nation, had spent decades fighting for: federal recognition. Then, 18 months later, the government took it away.

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‘We will get it done’: 175 years in, Chinook Indian Nation is still fighting for federal recognition

In 2001 Gary Johnson celebrated a win that his tribe, the Chinook Indian Nation, had spent decades fighting for: federal recognition. Then, 18 months later, the government took it away.

·Spokane, United States
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175 years in, Chinook Indian Nation is still fighting for federal recognition

In 2001 Gary Johnson celebrated a win that his tribe, the Chinook Indian Nation, had spent decades fighting for: federal recognition. Then, 18 months later, the government took it away.

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lehighvalleylive broke the news on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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