Hello Dear John....this is Mary Rojas (Munoz)....I have been teaching at the University of Arizona for two years and working on indigenous rights along the border. I learned that one of my collegues was your teacher in NY....Liz Kennedy. I just wanted you to know how important your wisdom is to my students....and to me. I want to thank you just for the pleasure of meeting you. Mary
Hi John, I am writing a paper for A Federal Law and the American Indian class. I have found that the Red Lake Nation is not even mentioned when it come to Indiginous people whose land straddles the borders. We have to pass through Canada to get to our back yard, so to speak. I have found that no one here in our government knows what is going on with this issue. How do I go about getting this brought to the proper attention? Homeland Security tells me that this issue is being debated in Congress and to talk to my state reps. Is this a brush off? Who would know? The State Department tells me that there stance is Passports, straight across the board. Everyone has to have one. What would be good resources for info? PS. I really enjoyed all you had to say on Global warming this past summer in Bemidji MN. Candace LaGou
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Hello Dear John....this is Mary Rojas (Munoz)....I have been teaching at the University of Arizona for two years and working on indigenous rights along the border. I learned that one of my collegues was your teacher in NY....Liz Kennedy. I just wanted you to know how important your wisdom is to my students....and to me. I want to thank you just for the pleasure of meeting you. Mary
Hi John, I am writing a paper for A Federal Law and the American Indian class. I have found that the Red Lake Nation is not even mentioned when it come to Indiginous people whose land straddles the borders. We have to pass through Canada to get to our back yard, so to speak. I have found that no one here in our government knows what is going on with this issue. How do I go about getting this brought to the proper attention? Homeland Security tells me that this issue is being debated in Congress and to talk to my state reps. Is this a brush off? Who would know? The State Department tells me that there stance is Passports, straight across the board. Everyone has to have one. What would be good resources for info?
PS. I really enjoyed all you had to say on Global warming this past summer in Bemidji MN.
Candace LaGou
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