Is the Indian Child Welfare Act in the Best Interests of Native American Children?

Legally Brief

We end November's celebration of Native American Indian Month with a review of the legal challenges being waged against the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 or ICWA.

The U.S. Congress recognized that, "...American Indians were the original inhabitants of the lands that now constitute the United States of America and that Native American Indians have made an essential and unique contribution to our Nation...and to the world."

Join me on this episode, as we discuss recent legal challenges to the Indian Child Welfare Act and the law's:

• Purpose;
• Intent to stop the forced removal of children; and
• Impact on Native American Indian children, families, and tribes.

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