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By Ronald A. Zumbrun, 3/25/2009 -
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}Tracey Mease is a Native American and true lineal Robinson Rancheria Tribe member as well as a citizen of the United States. On December 5, 2008, the leaders of the tribe disenrolled her and other selected members of the tribe without due process, equal protection, any hearing, or right to representation. The question remains whether the U.S. federal courts, backed by the U.S. Constitution, will step in and protect Tracey's rights. This would be a precedent-setting issue.[...]