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No. Washington state laws do not apply to Native Americans living on reservation land. This is because, like stated above, reservations have tribal sovereignty (the right to self-government,). You can picture it like a reservation is a country within the country of the United States. That little country has its own laws and customs and beliefs. Honestly...I'd argue that federal law can't overrule tribal sovereignty either, but...apparently it can.
There's multiple ways as to how the awareness can be raised about the influx of refugees, some of them are:
- Telling the truth about the migration, its effects (positive and negative), the real numbers of them, how are they acting in the society...
- Open public debates where all problems will be openly discussed on the table and there will be no hiding and covering of facts just for the sake of multiculturalism or to not be called a racist or nazi.
- Objective reporting by the media, instead of sticking to a certain point of view and only pointing out certain things while covering other ones that are usually very important and disturbing ones.
