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Pala Watch: From Where to From There

15.2.16

Pala Watch: From Where to From There: [palawatch.com] In May of 1903 the Cupeno were forced off their ancestral land and on to land at Pala along with the other villages except San Felipe. In September of 1903 the San Felipe who had their own separate court case to retain title to their land, lost their battle, and were also forced on to Pala. At the same time other Mission Indians showed up, namely Cahuilla, as the land at Pala was also purchased for landless or homeless Indians.

So who lives at Pala? A mix of various tribes including the Cupeno, Luise�o, Iipai, Cahuilla, and Yaqui. Who is from there? Old Pala Luise�o are from there. Everyone else was forced there. How many generations need to pass before everyone else becomes from there? Some people apparently think they are more from there than others even though none of them are really from there to begin with. How do we get to from where to from there?


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