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Erik Ortiz // Native Americans fighting back against North Dakota voter ID law

1.11.18

Native Americans fighting back against North Dakota voter ID law: "Hold on," said Hunts Along, 40, after reaching for her newly issued tribal identification card. "That's right — I live on Medicine Otter Loop."

When she, her husband and their young children — Native Americans belonging to the Three Affiliated Tribes, also known as the M.H.A. Nation — moved into the White Oak Park community, there was no street signage and no direct postal service to the home. She fetches the family's mail from the nearest post office on the other side of town; her old tribal ID had listed her address as a post office box.

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