Another day, another story about Native Indians losing their shit because they want to hoard ethnonationalism for themselves, but no one else.

https://www.dailynews.com/2021/09/13/morongo-3-other-tribes-ask-u-s-supreme-court-to-uphold-indian-child-welfare-act/

The Morongo Band of Mission Indians and four other tribes from across the nation have joined the federal government in petitioning the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold a law that gives adoption preference for American Indian children in state foster care to American Indian families. In a petition filed Sept. 3, the tribes are essentially requesting that the high court leave intact the Indian Child Welfare Act, a law enacted in 1978 amid a trend that saw an “alarmingly high percentage” of American Indian children separated from their families by nontribal public and private agencies. U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland, who is of American Indian descent, also has petitioned the Supreme Court to uphold the law, while the state of Texas, on behalf of Chad and Jennifer Brackeen, have petitioned the high court to repeal the law, claiming it is unconstitutional. ICWA has withstood legal challenges for more than 40 years, but in the past four years federal judges have been divided on its constitutionality. “Over the ensuing four decades, state courts have repeatedly sustained ICWA as constitutional, and child-welfare professionals now regard ICWA’s procedural and substantive requirements as the gold standard for child welfare,” according to the petition filed by Morongo, the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin and the Quinault Indian Nation in Washington. In its petition, Texas maintained that ICWA is a race-based system that creates a “child-custody regime for Indian children defined by a child’s genetics and ancestry,” and is designed to make the adoption of Indian children by non-Indians more difficult. Questions raised in the Texas petition include: Does Congress have the power to enact laws governing state child-custody proceedings merely because the child is or may be an Indian, and does the Indian Child Welfare Act violate the Constitution’s equal protection guarantee by providing American Indian families preference in the adoption of American Indian children? “The significant constitutional questions in this case and their implication on the treatment of numerous vulnerable children deserve the Court’s attention,” according to the petition.

I would personally never raise an injun child, but I do find it hilarious that the left-wing media tells us all the time how "evil" racism is, yet Native Indians are granted so many legal protections that would make Apartheid or Jim Crow blush.

If this was a story about White people demanding an entire city to be 100% White and telling all refugees to fuck off, the U.S Army would have launched a nuclear missile at them by now.