Letter to Choctaw Leaders from Federal Indian Law Practitioners, Advocates and Scholars
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Halito! Featured above is a copy of a letter sent to Chief Batton, Assistant Chief Austin, and members of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Tribal Council by a group of concerned Choctaw practitioners, advocates, and scholars in the field of Federal Indian Law. On July 21, 2020, these Choctaw citizens reached out to Tribal Leadership in their personal capacities to detail their concerns regarding the Oklahoma Agreement-In-Principle and possible future federal legislation. In addition, they offered Tribal leadership meaningful, pragmatic solutions that would enhance the Choctaw Nation's sovereignty while engaging their fellow citizens in the process. If you share their concerns, please promptly reach out to your Tribal leaders and share your thoughts as a constituent. Please feel free to use this letter to inform your conversations with leadership if you agree with their analysis and solutions. Yakoke!
The contact for our Choctaw Tribal Leadership is listed below:
Gary Batton, Chief
800-522-6170
Jack Austin Jr., Assistant Chief
800-522-6170
Thomas Williston District 1 Councilperson
580-212-4776
Troy Ward, Distict 2 Councilperson
580-380-6729
Eddie Bohanan, District 3 Councilperson
580-579-1219
Delton Cox, District 4 Councilperson
918-436-1884
Ron Perry, District 5 Councilperson
918-967-2616
Jennifer Woods, District 6 Councilperson
580-775-5760
Jack Austin, Sr., District 7 Councilperson
918-569-4804
Perry Thompson, District 8 Councilperson
580-326-9466
James Dry, District 9 Councilperson
580-916-0993
Anthony Dillard, District 10 Councilperson
580-775-4723
Robby Karr, District 11 Councilperson
580-579-2680
James Frazier, District 12 Councilperson
580-927-2727