In National Farmers Ins. Cos. v. Crow Tribe, 471 U.S.

845 (1985), the Supreme Court ruled that

any challenge to the jurisdiction of a tribal court had to first be presented to the tribal court; and,
in 1997, in Basil Cook Enterprises Inc. v. St. Regis Mohawk Tribe, 117 F. 3rd 61 (2d Cir. 1997),
the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit applied this doctrine to uphold a challenge
against the St. Regis Mohawk National Court.  

1. Davis v. Wechsler 263 US 22, at 24 - The assertion of federal rights, when plainly
and reasonably made, is not to be defeated under the name of local practice.

1. We are living spiritual man (men) and woman (women) of superior authority, in accord
with the Unam Sanctam of 1302 and members of American Aborigine Federation
Territory and (as well) the African Union's Sixth Region, fully acknowledging ourselves
as enrolled members (even voting members) with respect for all Diplomatic progress
made towards a unified American Aborigine and African Family, Economy, Financial
and Political Structure, while acknowledging our own capacity to help guarantee the
attainment of even higher levels of progress.
2. Our immediate personal priority during this regional crisis is safety and security of our
mental health, tribal lands, holy lands, lineage, and estate.
3. As enrolled members of NATION, we further acknowledge that we share equal
custodianship to the original sovereign power of "we the living people of the 6th
Region". The same sovereign pre-political power that established other member state
parties of the 1975 Vienna convention of which we accede to that convention.
4. We accept and agree that our fundamental responsibility as enrolled members of
NATION on NATION Territory and in the 6th Region is to delegate our sovereign
power, together in an organized national effort with the objective of electing three
Aboriginal American Chiefs to represent the highest economic and political interests of
our jurisdiction, at full participation levels in the African Union, and to all other nations
of the universe, with our consent.
5. American Aborigine [ab]Original rights are protected as per United States Executive
Order 12803 and 49 Statute 3097 Treaty Series 881, also, United Nations Declaration on
the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples on 14 December 1960,
UN GA/Res 1514(XV) and by provisions of customary and treaty-based international
law, granting the People all powers that had previously been claimed and exercised by
alien Peoples and their agents and assigns. Basic requirements that colonizing People
transfer all powers to the colonized Peoples is mandated at Article 5 of this Declaration
and the affirmation of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples by the General
Assembly A/61/L/67 September 7, 2007; United Nations Declaration of Indigenous
Rights 2007; including; Article 37, (1)Indigenous Peoples have the right to the
recognition, observance, and enforcement of treaties, agreements, and other constructive
arrangements concluded  with States or their successors and to have States honor and
respect such treaties, agreements, and other constructive arrangements. (2) Nothing in
this Declaration may be interpreted as diminishing or eliminating the rights of indigenous
Peoples contained in treaties, agreements, and other constructive arrangements. No one
shall be arbitrarily deprived of his property, per the dictates of the Universal Declaration
 of Human Rights, Article 17(2). This Chuahtak Chahta Tribal Trust Charter was
established under the International Hague Trust Convention and Bears full validity and
recognition with all Government and Nations members of the International States
Parliament for Safety and Peace New Society of the Nations under International Law
Statutes and Recognized by the Vienna Convention of April 19, 1961 of which this
Federation is acceded

6. achukma, being of sound mind, under no duress, being of majority in age, competent to
testify, a self-realized entities, free people upon the land and creations by the Elohim of
Abraham, Isaac and Yacoob (Jacob), one of the People of NATION, beneficiary of the
person with commercial status of White and American Indian (see GSA Form SF-181),
National Chief of the Nation, Enrolled Tribal Member and a Supreme Council Chief of
NATION, am a Flesh and Blood Olmec, Arawak, Chahta/Chikshah Creek and
Aniyunwiya/ Tsalagi (Cherokee) Descent, whose ancestral origins are in and of the
original peoples of North America (Turtle Island) and South America (including Central
America), and in and of the origins in the original peoples of Europe, the Middle East, or
North Africa, in accordance with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of
Indigenous Peoples by General Assembly A/61/L/67 September 7th, 2007, HJR-194
(http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/BILLS-110hres194ih/pdf/BILLS-110hres194ih.pdf),
Public Law 97-280 (96 Stat.1211) of 1982,United States Executive Order 12803, 25 USC
450(n), 25 USC 1301, Executive Order and Statute 3079, Treaty series 881, UNITED
NATIONS DECLARATION ON THE GRANTING OF INDEPENDENCE TO
COLONIAL COUNTRIES AND PEOPLES on December 1960 UN GA/Res 1514(XV),
23 C.F.R 89.3 and an heir to the Treaty of Fort Pitt signed on September 17, 1778, with
clean hands, with personal knowledge of this matter is by here certifying this
International Notice and Foreign Affidavit of Aboriginal Ancestry and Descendants.