In this episode of Against All Odds: America Through an Indigenous Lens, we sit down with Dakota Case, a Puyallup Water Warrior, lifelong activist, Water Protector, and Land Defender, alongside General Ovunayo X, a South Tacoma resident, Chief of Staff of The Black Panther Party of WA, and dedicated community organizer. We discuss the intersections of Indigenous rights, immigration, and resistance. Through the lens of the American Indian Movement and the Black Panthers, we explore the importance of knowing our rights, community organizing, and solidarity in the face of systemic oppression. From the history of treaties to the impact of Trump-era immigration policies, this conversation sheds light on the deep connections between Indigenous and immigrant struggles and the urgent need for unity.