United States federal government (as part of the Muscogee Nation)

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The United States federal government is the national governing authority of the United States that, in this context, formally acknowledges the Yuchi people as part of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation rather than as a separate federally recognized tribe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf federal government
national government
acknowledgesYuchiWithin Muscogee (Creek) Nation
administersTribalRecognitionThrough Bureau of Indian Affairs
agencyForIndianAffairs Bureau of Indian Affairs
branch executive branch of the United States
judicial branch of the United States
legislative branch of the United States
capital Washington, D.C.
constitutionalAmendmentAffectsTribalRelations Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
country United States of America
departmentOverseeingIndianAffairs United States Department of the Interior
doesNotFederallyRecognizeAsSeparateTribe Yuchi people
establishedBy United States Constitution
federallyRecognizedTribe Muscogee (Creek) Nation
governsUnderPrinciple plenary power over Indian affairs
headOfGovernment president of the United States
headOfState president of the United States
highestCourt Supreme Court of the United States
jurisdictionType federal jurisdiction
legalFrameworkForTribalRecognition federal Indian law
legalStatusOfMuscogeeNation federally recognized tribe
legislature United States Congress
lowerHouse United States House of Representatives
policyDomain Native American tribal recognition
recognitionStatusOfYuchi not separately federally recognized
recognizesAsPartOf Muscogee (Creek) Nation
sovereigntyType federal sovereignty
treatyPartner Muscogee (Creek) Nation
upperHouse United States Senate

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Yuchi recognizedBy United States federal government (as part of the Muscogee Nation)