Broken Treaties and the Supreme Law of the Land

"From my perspective, every treaty the United States government made with Indigenous Nations has been broken and violated, breaching the Supreme Law of the land as enshrined in the Constitution.

These sacred agreements, intended to be honored, have been disregarded, leading to immense suffering and conditions none of our ancestors would have agreed to. It is crucial that these treaties be revisited and upheld in international law, ensuring they are fully understood and respected as they were originally intended.

The profound hardships faced by our communities today are a direct result of these broken promises, and we must stand together for justice and integrity."

How can make America great and continue breaking the Supreme Law of the Law and International Law?

Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ. We are all related.

Šúŋkmanu Hé Miyédo! Čhaŋnúpa Sápa Hé Miyédo!

Ĥeȟáŋ Wičhášta/Delória Tiwašpaye, Iháŋktȟuŋwaŋ, and Chickasaw Nations.

Presentation slide titled "The Supreme Law of the Land, Chapter 5, Section 3," with brass scales of justice and a wooden gavel on a misty dark background.