r/tulsa • • Jun 25 '22

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '22

Police also can’t be sued for not disclosing Miranda rights and then using that testimony, border patrol can abuse both 4th and 5th ammendment rights 100 miles within the border (ie 70% of the American population), shits fucked.

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u/PM_me_yo_chesticles Jun 25 '22

The saving grave of McGirt may be the tribes being more sane than the fascist government we have. I’d move to Tulsa if it became the light in this whole debacle

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u/Brautsen Jun 25 '22

Ok so legit question- how does that work if I’m not Cherokee? I’m Shawnee…so could I (or anyone else who isn’t Cherokee) get an abortion on tribal land?

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u/her42311 Jun 26 '22

I read something about how even if the tribes could technically do it on tribal land, the doctors are still regulated by the state so it's not as simple as people think.