The Oglala Sioux Tribe is advocating for the immediate release of Lakota men detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The situation arises from the recent arrest of three tribal members in Minneapolis.
Background of the Detainment
The Oglala Sioux Tribe has raised concerns over the legality of ICE’s actions. The tribe claims that these detentions could violate the sovereignty and rights of Native Americans.
Details of the Arrests
- Three tribal members were taken into custody in Minneapolis.
- Current reports indicate that four Oglala individuals were located, with three still in ICE custody.
Tribe’s Response
The tribe has been vocal about what they perceive as an infringement on their rights. They argue that ICE’s detainment practices are illegal and unjust.
Community Implications
This situation has generated significant concern within the Lakota community regarding the federal immigration enforcement policies and their impact on tribal members.
Calls for Action
The Oglala Sioux Tribe is calling for a review of these detentions. They urge ICE to release the detained Lakota men and to respect tribal sovereignty.
As the situation develops, the tribe is committed to advocating for its members and ensuring their rights are upheld.
