The Great American Outdoors Act, signed in 2020, provides critical funding to the Bureau of Indian Education to address deferred maintenance and modernize tribal school infrastructure.
After a 137-year struggle, the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina has achieved full federal recognition through the NDAA and the leadership of President Trump and Senator Thom Tillis. This historic victory secures sovereignty, land rights, and federal benefits, ensuring a prosperous future for Lumbee families and ending generations of second-class status.
The 40-day government shutdown caused lasting damage to Indian Country. Learn how political gridlock led to BIA furloughs, SNAP delays, and critical Impact Aid cuts.
Conservative Leaders Deliver Swift Flood Aid to Native Communities in Alaska and Arizona. Native Americans for Sovereignty and Preservation highlights how President Trump, Gov. Dunleavy, and Rep. Crane championed rapid FEMA & SBA relief for Alaska Native villages and the San Carlos Apache Tribe after the 2025 floods. Learn about conservative leadership in disaster recovery and find vetted ways to support tribal sovereignty through relief funds.
H.R. 1 affects American Indian and Alaska Native communities. From tribal health care and SNAP protections to energy threats on Native lands, this article breaks down the bill’s real impact on tribal sovereignty and self-governance.
We applaud the concurring opinion of Justices Barrett, Roberts, Sotomayor, Kagan, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Jackson in the recent Supreme Court decision of HAALAND v. BRACKEEN. Their collective wisdom and insight added depth to the Court’s decision, providing a nuanced understanding of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). Justice Barrett delivered the opinion of the Court. She emphasized the importance of the ICWA in…
“We at the Native Americans for Sovereignty and Preservation express our deep disappointment and concern over the recent decision to ban oil and gas drilling on Navajo Nation lands. This decision disregards the sovereignty of the Navajo Nation and undermines their ability to manage their resources. We stand in solidarity with Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren and Council Speaker Crystalyne…
