So and for those of you that haven't been to Oklahoma in a while, it's literally half of our state. So if you think about Tulsa with a million people, we have now had a change of rules. The state, if there's an Indian involved, has, has lost jurisdiction to prosecute those crimes. Our police have lost jurisdiction. And when you think about who's an Indian, you could be 1-500th, 1,1000th. I've actually got my Indian card. (00:26–00:33)
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Asserts that Oklahoma has lost jurisdiction to prosecute crimes involving Native Americans.
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