Duplicative government function. Why do it once when doing twice costs more but ends with the same result.
Government waste. $600k diverted from being used elsewhere. The Indians could cooperate without the extra money. An alert can be sent without creating a new system. But if you have ever been in the 4 corners area, tribe vs tribe hatred and segregation.
This is nothing but $600k being flushed for votes and the appearance of doing something.
The $ isn?t going to fight some dumb foreign war, give free healthcare to illegal aliens, or funding a gender fluid studies program, it?s being used to coordinate with the various Sovereign Nations that exist within our Nation. If it ends up not recovering a single missing person and all the money goes to pay for a Politicians drug habit, then it will have been $ wasted, but until then, at face value it?s a noble cause.
Winner, winner....
From the Four Corners area. The FBI leaves tribal issues to the tribes and the tribes don't communicate much between themselves. Sovereignty, cultural identity, heritage, and all that.... Sure the government could expand existing programs to include missing indigenous people but then the missing person would be treated just like another missing person. We can't have the cultural distinctions being blurred.
Turned off the Amber Alert. Turned off the Silver Alert. Will turn off Indigenous Person Alert.
No problem.
Micheal HoffHard times make strong men
Strong men create good times
Good times create weak men
Weak men create hard times
Never complain; never explain.
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Typically the missing native people are ignored and don't get noticed by news and other reporting agencies. While I am almost always against racial based things of this nature...in this case I do see grounds for a need.
If you want peace, prepare for war.
Identity politics.
I understand the problem. There are ways to leverage what we already have to resolve it.
Liberals never met a slippery slope they didn't grease.
-Me
I wish technology solved people issues. It seems to just reveal them.
-Also Me
Respectfully, a LOT of young indigenous women go missing every year. A widely disproportionate number. Serial predators seem to view them as disposable and know the tribal police lack the resources to conduct a proper investigation, and consider their risk of being caught rather low.,