The southern and northern borders of the U.S. cut across a handful of sovereign native territories, including the Akwesasne Mohawk reservation near Massena. 

Tribal officials say there are ways the U.S. can work with native people to keep the border safe while respecting indigenous rights and traditions.

The southern and northern borders of the U.S. cut across a handful of sovereign native territories, including the Akwesasne Mohawk reservation near Massena. Tribal officials say there are ways the U.S. can work with native people to keep the border safe while respecting indigenous rights and traditions.

Mohawks and other tribes call for better cooperation with U.S. border officials

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Mohawks and other tribes call for better cooperation with U.S. border officials

Mohawks and other tribes call for better cooperation with U.S. border officials