Native americans/indians have sovereignty under treaties

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Native Americans/Indians have sovereignty under treaties. This notion is generally translated into that: Indian reservations are independent countries, thus they are outside the U.S. jurisdictions all state and federal laws equally apply in all Indian reservations to enforce equal treatment some state and federal laws, such as sale taxes, do not apply on Indian reservations there is no federal government involvement in conducting businesses in Indian reservations.

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