nominate Diane Humetewa to the Supreme Court. Most Supreme Court Justices do not understand Indian law. Humetewa does.

In 2005, Ruth Bader Ginsburg cited the "doctrine of discovery" in City of Sherrill v. Oneida Nation of New York. In 1978, the SCOTUS eroded tribal sovereignty with Oliphant vs Suquamish leading to tribes being unable to prosecute non-Indian criminals on tribal lands. This lead to open season on American Indian women and children. American Indian women and girls are raped at the highest rates in this country with over 80% of the perpetrators being non-Indian. As Dollar General v. The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians is currently being heard in the SCOTUS, it is critical for an expert on American Indian law to be part of the SCOTUS. Justice for American Indians in the Supreme Court has been lacking for too long due to the lack of expertise in American Indian law. Change this now.