Title: Are Native Americans Dual Citizens? (with pictures)
Headings: Are Native Americans Dual Citizens? (with pictures)
Are Native Americans Dual Citizens? (with pictures)
Michael Pollick
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Native Americans are American citizens, however the U.S. government does not recognize their tribes as having separate sovereignity. Native American reservations, such as land in the Navajo tribal reservations, is considered to be held in trust by the U.S. government. The U.S. government has designated almost 600 locations in the country as sovereign Indian territories. Native Americans were not officially granted US citizenship until 1924. Native Americans living on tribal lands are U.S. citizens.