The tribe may also argue, Mr. Blumenthal said, that it has a constitutional right to equal protection under the law.

The tribe has long argued it should be the trustee, sans any federal or state interference.

The tribe has argued in court that it would use state recognition of the Lenni-Lenape to support its claim against the state.

The tribes argued the opening of the zinc and copper mine would harm the environment.

The tribe argued that the United States had exclusive control over the buildings and allowed them to fall into disrepair.

But contemporary Indian tribes, supported by some scholars, have argued that they have an ancestral connection to these cultures.

The tribes argued that, historically, tribes had jurisdiction over all Indians regardless of membership.

The tribe successfully argued that the land belonged to them under the terms of the deed prior to diversion of the river.

The traditional legend is that two local Aboriginal tribes were arguing over the ownership of the hill which was located by the sea.

The tribes argue that they are sovereign nations and can do as they please.