Letter Requesting Congress Enforce The Commission of Authority Regarding Tribal Enactments

Here is a letter that can be copied and sent to your congress person.  It's asking congress to enforce the Commission of Authority.   Apparently the word is coming through that the Pechanga council is upset with all the letters being sent to Washington DC.   All the more reason to keep sending them in.   Thank you for your support.

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Honorable Congressperson

I’m asking you to enforce the Commission of Authority Regarding Tribal Enactments Section 18 Paragraph 3) States Tribal enactments disenrolling persons found not to meet the established enrollment criteria. The commissioner’s approval of such action shall be subject to appeal to the Secretary of the Interior.

 Paragraph 4) The commissioner shall forward to the secretary, with a recommendation, ordinance, resolution, or contracts which, in the opinion of the commissioner are: inconsistent with an act of congress or with a treaty or with tribal constitution or charter under which the ordinance, resolution or contract was adopted, enacted, or negotiated; or should be disapproved or rescinded for any other reason.

 Paragraph 5) Notwithstanding the provision of section 25 of this order, the Commissioner shall not redelegate the authority granted in this paragraph to any officer or employee who pursuant to a tribal constitution or charter passes upon ordinance, resolution, or contracts.

Now I have heard the B.I.A. excuse (1 that it is the bands inherit right to determine its own membership in accordance with its tribal laws. Now the band has determined our right not to be disenrolled by writing and voting in the tribal constitution and bylaws. It is the tribal enrollment committee and council that went against tribal law. (2 they pointed out the Santa Clara Pueblo vs. Martinez case and the Wheeler vs. United States Dept of the Interior. The Martinez case had to do when a male member marries a non member his children can be members but when a female members marries a non member her children cannot be members. They wanted to have the tribal constitution and bylaws change for sexual bias. Also they pointed out the Wheeler vs. United States Dept of Interior. This case had to do with election issues. We are not asking to change our tribe’s constitution or bylaws nor are we asking for election recount or runoff elections. We are asking to follow to the letter of what the Commissioner of Indian Affairs Delegation of Authority Regarding Tribal Enactments section 18. Is written for.

Recently, Jennie Miranda, Larry Miranda, Anthony Miranda, Andrew Miranda and Raymond Miranda have been disenfranchised from the Pechanga tribe for illegally buying and selling slot machines and possible money laundering.  In a criminal case of Ryan Robinson and James Riley for insurance scamming of Pechanga, employees perjured themselves on the stand and Pechanga board members would not testify.   They refused to testify because both Anthony or Jennie Miranda were PDC board members.   They were involved in this and had some part in this so the case was dismissed.


This is the same family that is behind the disenrollment. As I have ask you before to step in before a new criminal organization starts because of no checks and balances well it looks like it has started and you have refused to do anything.
Now it looks like we have the Indian mafia courtesy of sovereignty and congress refusal to step in. just how many of these gaming tribes have illegally disenrolled and committed criminal act behind sovereignty and congress refusal to step in.


This is a federal issue that affects all Native Americans no matter what state and the Commissioner of Indian Affairs Delegation of Authority Regarding Tribal Enactments section 18. Is federal statute that written for all Native Americans no matter what state. I want an answer on the B.I.A. responds to what they have pointed out and I have question that it does not apply for those very reasons. By enforcing the Commissioner of Indian Affairs Delegation of Authority Regarding Tribal Enactments section 18. It will let these corrupt tribal governments know that they are not above the law.

If the tribe refuses to commit to the ruling or even acknowledge section 18 then all federal funding, grants and benefits will be cut off until a conclusion can be met though aberration.

For more information please refer to http://originalpechanga.com  a blog chronicling the aforementioned activity.  You cannot allow tribes to use sovereignty as a club to beat the weak and helpless.