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November 29th, 2012
11:45 PM ET
Watkiss: Texas was a bad move for FLDS
Officials in Texas filed suit to seize the compound where the followers of imprisoned FLDS leader Warren Jeffs live. KTVK investigative reporter Michael Watkiss has been covering the polygamous sect for years. He reports from the Utah-Arizona border.
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Nearly 700 Native American children in South Dakota are being removed from their homes every year, sometimes under questionable circumstances. An NPR News investigation has found that the state is largely failing to place them according to the law. The vast majority of native kids in foster care in South Dakota are in nonnative homes or group homes, according to an NPR analysis of state records.
Sounds like the members of the FLDS are becoming the new native Americans.
First they arrest the head of their church, then they take their kids away and now their taking their churches and homes away.