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DOJ, DOI and BIA logos over a photo of Hopi land.
In Its Fourth Year, ONF Surge to Indian country Supported 548 Case Investigations, a 59% increase from 2025 Date:
The 2026 BIE student advisory council
Inaugural Student Advisory Board gives six emerging Native leaders a direct voice in shaping the future of BIE education. Date:
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Statement from Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Billy Kirkland on MMU Date:
A photo from the Native Language Forum tribal leaders panel.
Tribal leaders, educators and students share successes of language revitalization programs. Date:
Two people signing a document.
Enhanced federal coordination will expand homeownership opportunities for tribal families on trust lands. Date:
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The Bureau of Indian Affairs Predatory Crimes Unit announces the arrest of David Hunter Walters, 25, on multiple felony charges stemming from a months-long investigation into the sexual assault of two people in Northeast Oklahoma. Date:
A photo of a young boy and girl holding a portrait of their relative.
Grants support family stability, cultural connections and tribal sovereignty Date:
A tribal tour guide showing tourists around.
Funding to provide Tribal tourism technical assistance expertise Date:
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Multi-agency operation focused on human trafficking and child exploitation crimes Date:
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The Bureau of Indian Affairs Office of Justice Services announced the arrest of an individual on felony charges alleging violations of the Oklahoma Computer Crimes Act. Date:

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