Canadian Indians, Inuit, Metis, and Metis: An Exploration of the Unparalleled Rights Enjoyed by American Indians Born in Canada to Freely Access the United States

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Main Authors: Boos, Greg, McLawsen, Greg, Fathali, Heather
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Published: Seattle University School of Law Digital Commons 2014
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Seattle University Law School
Seattle Journal for Environmental Law SJEL
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Canadian Indians, Inuit, Metis, and Metis: An Exploration of the Unparalleled Rights Enjoyed by American Indians Born in Canada to Freely Access the United States
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