On behalf of grazing permit holders, I question why BIA Navajo Region is using incomplete draft Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) grazing permit system. BIA’s mission statement says, “BIA is committed to provide high quality services to our customers in a timely and professional matter.”
Read MoreAcoma people have stood and walked upon these lands for more than a thousand years. Aakʼu, our home that was prepared for us after our epic migration, is our identity, our covenant with the Earth, and the living inheritance of every generation of Aak’u meh Hanu’tra, Acoma People, who came before us and every child who will follow. Our name is not a brand. It is not a marketing tool, and it is not available for corporate appropriation.
Read MoreThe recent article, “Chaco Decision, Land Bill Exposes Deep Divide in Eastern Navajo Communities,” misrepresents what my Small Cemetery Conveyance Act actually does.
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This is a continuation of complaints against BIA Navajo Region. Range management program’s mismanagement and program corruption of our grazing permit and cropland management was and still is a primary issue for ranchers and farmers.
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In reference to the BIA regional director’s letter dated Feb. 25, 2026, here is my latest complaint of BIA Navajo Region.
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