The Bureau of Indian Affairs offices in jeopardy fulfill a wide variety of rights the U.S. owes to tribal nations, like land rights and healthcare.

“It’s a destabilizing action,” said Mark Macarro, president of the National Congress of the American Indian. “I really have to think we have to assume the worst, unfortunately.” Funding ...

Advertisement Article continues below this ad “It’s a destabilizing action,” said Mark Macarro, president of the National Congress of the American Indian. "I really have to think we have to ...

“It’s a destabilizing action,” said Mark Macarro, president of the National Congress of the American Indian. “I really have to think we have to assume the worst, unfortunately.” In the ...