Camille Stewart Gloucester

Because land, as we conceive it to be property, that concept grew in conversation with Euro-American conceptions of property.

Yeah, for sure.

So in terms of resources and reading, I have read Lorenzo Veracini's book on settler colonialism.

That's really helpful when you're trying to understand that framework in terms of getting to know more of the basics of current issues impacting tribes.

um non-profit organizations um work with your tribes or and what sort of issues are impacting tribes and again these are all going to probably be surrounding tribal sovereignty so maybe it's um fishing access hunting rights etc um i think that's a really good way to make some more um

I will continue getting stuff from Target and I will continue to not pay for it.

I will continue getting stuff from Target and I will continue to not pay for it.

The flowers, uh, well, there are these little flowers.

Flowers that are growing here like in a garden.

So when we went and took a walk over there and we found them, we put them on and they're pretty.

We call these the little yellow flowers of hope and they match the color of our bracelets.

We picked them on the day we arrived and we knew that we needed a little bit of encouragement.

We got the yellow bracelets because we arrived on Tuesday.

Everyone got the same bracelet.

Title 42 is the one that endorses mass deportations.

Yes, and well, it's a question of you not just getting deported, but being repatriated.

In other words, after this, they do a full repatriation.

But let's say, on the basis of Article 8, is that if you, at least we, are invading American territory, then we are in effect breaking a law.

And what Article 8 does is that they deport you, and they put you in the registered database saying that you broke the law, and they punish you for five years, and you lose the right to request your asylum through legal channels.

Eight days, eight days more or less, walking from Colombia.