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10/22/2026

A message from the White Earth Police Department.

10/19/2026

OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM CHAIRMAN DARRELL G. SEKI, SR.

10/18/2026

Testimony matters because Congress needs to hear from the people living with the consequences, not only from officials speaking on behalf of their communities. A person’s account can show what happened, when it happened, whether concerns were raised, what response followed, and how it affected people. One testimony can bring an experience to light. When accounts from different people and communities are organized together, they can help show recurring patterns, identify where transparency and oversight are failing and give Congress a clearer basis for asking questions. Documents can support testimony but people should not feel they need to be lawyers or arrive with a complete case file to speak about what they experienced.

The Tribal Anti-Corruption League is gathering testimony to build a record for congressional outreach. Share this with people who are ready to speak about their experiences and help Congress hear from our communities.

Scan the QR code or submit your testimony here: https://forms.gle/xoKA9ZNoQDdRp9wv9

10/17/2026

Seki Says He Has Not Stepped Down; Tribal Council Says He Agreed to Leave:
Red Lake Tribal Chairman Darrell G. Seki Sr. said in a social media post that he has not submitted his retirement or stepped down as chairman. “I answer to you, the people,” he wrote, saying band members would be the first to hear if he had more information to share. On Oct. 16 public statement from the Red Lake Tribal Council says that at a special meeting the previous day, Council members discussed the Nation’s leadership and advised Seki to step down and retire within two weeks. The statement says Seki acknowledged mistakes in how important information was communicated to Tribal Council and “agreed to step down.” Council added that it respected his decision to make an announcement on his own terms.
The leadership dispute comes amid the federal reassumption of Red Lake’s child welfare services. On Sept. 10, the Bureau of Indian Affairs took over operations at Ombimindwaa Gidinawemaaganinaadog under an emergency action. A federal notice later made public alleged a pattern of inaction by the program and described the deaths of as many as eight children since 2021, alleging that program inaction contributed to five of them. It also alleged failures to report suspected abuse and neglect and problems cooperating with federal investigators. Red Lake Nation says it is cooperating with the BIA, has appealed the reassumption, and has agreed to mediation.

For more details on the reassumption visit: https://www.startribune.com/feds-took-over-red-lake-nations-child-welfare-program-after-series-of-deaths/601900782

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