http://www.newsanctuarymovement.org/
Interfaith New Sanctuary Movement Is Launched
Responding to a moral imperative to address the need for just and humane treatment of immigrants, clergy and communities of faith across the country are offering sanctuary to immigrants with deportation orders.
Rooted in the 1980's sanctuary campaign, the New Sanctuary Movement launches on May 9th with public events in New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago and San Diego.
Indigenous Peoples and Human Rights
May 11, 2007
May 10, 2007
Turtle Mountain Chippewa excludes insulting author
Turtle Mountain Chippewa Nation passes exclusion order for insulting author
The Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Council unanimously passed a resolution banning Rob Port from tribal lands for insulting comments about the tribe and its members posted on sayanything.com and published in the Dakota Beacon. The resolution was passed Thursday at 3 p.m.
The resolution states:
"WHEREAS, there has been no effort made on the part of the Dakota Beacon to retract the article, amidst numerous complaints by tribal members; and
WHEREAS, Rob Port, author of the article and webmaster of SayanythingBlog.com has made no effort to either retract or apologize to the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians; now
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, Rob Port, author of the aforementioned article and webmaster of SayAnythingBlog.com, be excluded and removed from all land on the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation in the State of North Dakota and from such other lands as may be acquired on behalf of said Tribe and be added thereto under the laws of the United States and pursuant to Title 39 of the Turtle Mountain Tribal Code, in order that the peace, health, political integrity, economic security and general welfare of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa be secured; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, Steve Cates, publisher of the Dakota Beacon, and Dakota Beacon, Inc. publicly retract the January 2007 article “The Appalling State of North Dakota Indian Reservations” by issuing a letter to the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, with said letter placed by the tribe for publication in regional news outlets and issuance to each of the other tribes in the State of North Dakota; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution be transmitted to the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, North Dakota Congressional Delegation Members, the Governor of the State of North Dakota and the North Dakota State Indian Affairs Commission for follow-through, oversight and information."
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Here's Rob Port's response:
http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/so_one_day_i_came_home_and_found_out_id_been_banned_from_an_indian_reservat/
KXMB CBS 12 Bismark:
http://www.kxmb.com/t/indian-reservation/122859.asp
Return to Censored homepage:
http://www.bsnorrell.blogspot.com/
The Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Council unanimously passed a resolution banning Rob Port from tribal lands for insulting comments about the tribe and its members posted on sayanything.com and published in the Dakota Beacon. The resolution was passed Thursday at 3 p.m.
The resolution states:
"WHEREAS, there has been no effort made on the part of the Dakota Beacon to retract the article, amidst numerous complaints by tribal members; and
WHEREAS, Rob Port, author of the article and webmaster of SayanythingBlog.com has made no effort to either retract or apologize to the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians; now
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, Rob Port, author of the aforementioned article and webmaster of SayAnythingBlog.com, be excluded and removed from all land on the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation in the State of North Dakota and from such other lands as may be acquired on behalf of said Tribe and be added thereto under the laws of the United States and pursuant to Title 39 of the Turtle Mountain Tribal Code, in order that the peace, health, political integrity, economic security and general welfare of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa be secured; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, Steve Cates, publisher of the Dakota Beacon, and Dakota Beacon, Inc. publicly retract the January 2007 article “The Appalling State of North Dakota Indian Reservations” by issuing a letter to the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, with said letter placed by the tribe for publication in regional news outlets and issuance to each of the other tribes in the State of North Dakota; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution be transmitted to the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, North Dakota Congressional Delegation Members, the Governor of the State of North Dakota and the North Dakota State Indian Affairs Commission for follow-through, oversight and information."
.
Here's Rob Port's response:
http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/so_one_day_i_came_home_and_found_out_id_been_banned_from_an_indian_reservat/
KXMB CBS 12 Bismark:
http://www.kxmb.com/t/indian-reservation/122859.asp
Return to Censored homepage:
http://www.bsnorrell.blogspot.com/
May 9, 2007
Reunion with Western Shoshone Corbin Harney in Nevada
(Corbin Harney at Nuclear Test Site 2006 Photo Deanna Taylor)

From Peace Camp, near the Nuclear Test Site:
May 9, 2007
Hello Everyone,
The Ceremony has already begun. We're in it now.
Thank you for your prayers and positive thoughts for the benefit of this Reunion with Corbin. He looks great. He sounds great. He's strong & positive. Please continue to send him loving energy and prayers. He says that's the only reason why he's alive, and we all know the power of prayer! Also, please include in your prayers, his caretaker Patricia, Poo Ha Bah, Shundahi Network, Johnnie Bob's Spirit Run and all the Elders & participants who are coming together this weekend to honor Corbin and protect all Life and Mother Earth.
Thank you for all the organizations, Spiritual People, activists and those who are contributing to the success of this event. Like Corbin always says, "We have to help each other and unite ourselves together. We have to work together and appreciate one another."
Please, everyone, come prepared to create a logistics and volunteer crew, as we have none.
We're so excited to see and be with all of you. Travel safely! Many Blessings.
Shundahai,
Julia Moon Sparrow
MOTHER’S DAY REUNION
WITH CORBIN
AT PEACE CAMP 2007
Thursday, May 10th
Wade’s kitchen arrives with Peter S. to Peace Camp.
Crew needed to assist at Peace Camp.
[15 people needed to set up shade tent.]
Building Sweat Lodge at Peace Camp. Lodge built by Johnnie Bobb and Spirit Runners – possible helpers needed.
Friday, May 11th
Sunrise Ceremony, Peace Camp.
Dinner by Wade / Ops Council
Special feature screening at sundown of “Trespassing”, courtesy of producer, Carlos DeMendez.
Shuttles needed for Elders, etc. who are staying at Cactus Springs for Sunrise Cermonies.
Sunrise Ceremony Sacred Fire to be continued night & day for all three days.
Fire keepers needed for Friday & Saturday nights.
Saturday, May 12th
Sunrise Ceremony, Peace Camp.
Welcome the Spirit Run. Lodge for Spirit Run participants, only. Breakfast. In shade tent: M/C: Honor Corbin Speakers: Corbin Harney, Katherine Blossom, Darlene Graham, Ernestine Moore, Anne Key, Julia Moon Sparrow, Willie Fragosa, Carlos DeMendez. Honoring Corbin Non-violence training for those who are line crossing and need or want training. Ceremony and speaking honoring those who’ve crossed over to Spirit World (led by Willy, location determined by Willy.
Dinner and Raffle (to provide fundraising for Gathering expenses.) Shuttles needed for Elders, etc. who are staying at Cactus Springs for Sunrise Cermonies.
Sunday May 13th
Sunrise Ceremony. Note: All Sweat Lodge participants to arrive at Sunrise Ceremony with appropriate Sweat Lodge clothing layered underneath. Bring towels to Sunrise Ceremony. Water will be provided outside of Lodge afterward. Sweat Lodge conducted by Darlene immediately after sunrise. No changing of clothes, or waiting for late comers.
Breakfast at Peace Camp. Corbin to Bless the People before procession to the front gate.
Procession. Front Gate Activities, at the line and lunch

From Peace Camp, near the Nuclear Test Site:
May 9, 2007
Hello Everyone,
The Ceremony has already begun. We're in it now.
Thank you for your prayers and positive thoughts for the benefit of this Reunion with Corbin. He looks great. He sounds great. He's strong & positive. Please continue to send him loving energy and prayers. He says that's the only reason why he's alive, and we all know the power of prayer! Also, please include in your prayers, his caretaker Patricia, Poo Ha Bah, Shundahi Network, Johnnie Bob's Spirit Run and all the Elders & participants who are coming together this weekend to honor Corbin and protect all Life and Mother Earth.
Thank you for all the organizations, Spiritual People, activists and those who are contributing to the success of this event. Like Corbin always says, "We have to help each other and unite ourselves together. We have to work together and appreciate one another."
Please, everyone, come prepared to create a logistics and volunteer crew, as we have none.
We're so excited to see and be with all of you. Travel safely! Many Blessings.
Shundahai,
Julia Moon Sparrow
MOTHER’S DAY REUNION
WITH CORBIN
AT PEACE CAMP 2007
Thursday, May 10th
Wade’s kitchen arrives with Peter S. to Peace Camp.
Crew needed to assist at Peace Camp.
[15 people needed to set up shade tent.]
Building Sweat Lodge at Peace Camp. Lodge built by Johnnie Bobb and Spirit Runners – possible helpers needed.
Friday, May 11th
Sunrise Ceremony, Peace Camp.
Dinner by Wade / Ops Council
Special feature screening at sundown of “Trespassing”, courtesy of producer, Carlos DeMendez.
Shuttles needed for Elders, etc. who are staying at Cactus Springs for Sunrise Cermonies.
Sunrise Ceremony Sacred Fire to be continued night & day for all three days.
Fire keepers needed for Friday & Saturday nights.
Saturday, May 12th
Sunrise Ceremony, Peace Camp.
Welcome the Spirit Run. Lodge for Spirit Run participants, only. Breakfast. In shade tent: M/C: Honor Corbin Speakers: Corbin Harney, Katherine Blossom, Darlene Graham, Ernestine Moore, Anne Key, Julia Moon Sparrow, Willie Fragosa, Carlos DeMendez. Honoring Corbin Non-violence training for those who are line crossing and need or want training. Ceremony and speaking honoring those who’ve crossed over to Spirit World (led by Willy, location determined by Willy.
Dinner and Raffle (to provide fundraising for Gathering expenses.) Shuttles needed for Elders, etc. who are staying at Cactus Springs for Sunrise Cermonies.
Sunday May 13th
Sunrise Ceremony. Note: All Sweat Lodge participants to arrive at Sunrise Ceremony with appropriate Sweat Lodge clothing layered underneath. Bring towels to Sunrise Ceremony. Water will be provided outside of Lodge afterward. Sweat Lodge conducted by Darlene immediately after sunrise. No changing of clothes, or waiting for late comers.
Breakfast at Peace Camp. Corbin to Bless the People before procession to the front gate.
Procession. Front Gate Activities, at the line and lunch
On the road in Montana Indian country
Please watch for an upcoming series that I'll be posting from Montana Indian lands.
Best, Brenda
Best, Brenda
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