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Holder Announces Indian Claims Settlement
By Main Justice staff | December 8, 2009 11:50 am

The United States has settled a 13-year-old class action lawsuit alleging the government mismanaged assets held in trust  for American Indians.

Attorney General Eric Holder and Interior Secretary Ken Salazar are holding a news conference at the Interior Department headquarters in Washington this morning to announce the settlement.

According to this settlement agreement, the government will pay $1.4 billion to settle the claims. We’ll have an update later.

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2 Comments

  1. jimbo says:

    1.4 billoin is not near enough to cover all the revenue lost from that theft during slick Willie’s term

  2. Spiff says:

    Is this the result of the American Indian Bureau funds that disappeared during the Clinton administration? Where did those funds go? To whom? Why was there never an investigation?
    Spiff

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