Apache tribe members urge Supreme Court to protect sacred land from U.S. mine deal
Source: The Washington Times stories: Politics · Bias: Center Right
Summary
Members of the Western Apache tribe rushed to the Supreme Court on Monday seeking an emergency order to block a proposed land transfer to a mining company, saying it would destroy a sacred tribal place in Arizona.
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