On December 19, 2012, Nooksack Tribal member Terry St. Germane sought to have his children enrolled with the Nooksack Tribe by Christmas time. The next thing he knew, he and over 300 of his relatives were proposed for disenrollment. Today marks the seven-year anniversary of the day when that extended family, commonly known as the Nooksack 306, were first slated for disenrollment by a faction of…
Source: Red Lake Nation News
Nooksack 306 disenrollment saga concludes year seven
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