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SB County fails again to investigate claims children are Native American, panel finds

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Judges say SB County agency repeatedly fails to follow federal law for Native American children

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Both Inland counties falling short in Indian Child Welfare Act investigations

24th time in three years, custody restored due to Indian Child Welfare Act

SB County fails again to investigate claims children are Native American, panel finds

Judges say SB County agency repeatedly fails to follow federal law for Native American children

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Indian Child Welfare Act

Both Inland counties falling short in Indian Child Welfare Act investigations

Rulings differ in two counties’ Indian Child Welfare Act appeals

24th time in three years, custody restored due to Indian Child Welfare Act

Teen mother regains custody after departments fail on Indian Child Welfare Act

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SB County fails again to investigate claims children are Native American, panel finds

Judges say SB County agency repeatedly fails to follow federal law for Native American children

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