CRIT Responds to Alarming Reports of Tribes Under Siege by Immigration Enforcement

Following reports of potential detentions of Native American citizens amid extensive immigration operations, Amelia Flores, Chairwoman of the Colorado River Indian Tribes, has addressed her community. She emphasized that the tribe is actively collaborating with state and federal authorities to ensure the safety and rights of its members.

Flores expressed her commitment to safeguarding the tribe’s interests amidst increasing immigration scrutiny. She underscored the importance of communication and transparency in addressing the concerns of tribal members regarding their legal status and protections.

The Chairwoman has initiated a series of meetings aimed at informing the community about their rights and the ongoing efforts to protect them in this evolving landscape. With heightened awareness of immigration tactics, the Colorado River Indian Tribes are poised to respond effectively and advocate for their citizens.

As federal actions continue to draw scrutiny, the dialogue between tribal leadership and government officials remains crucial. The commitment to protect tribal citizens’ rights is at the forefront of the tribe’s initiatives as they navigate these complex issues.

This proactive approach reflects a broader concern among Native American communities about their sovereignty and the impacts of immigration policies. The Colorado River Indian Tribes are determined to uphold their cultural and legal rights in this challenging environment.