Indigenous caravans arrived in Washington with a Twenty-Point programme seeking treaty enforcement, land restitution and changes to federal Indian policy. Frustrated meetings and inadequate accommodation contributed to an occupation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The campaign placed collective sovereignty and the government's obligations at the centre of debate, extending beyond demands for equal treatment of individuals.
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The Trail of Broken Treaties asked only for individual compensation and avoided treaty obligations or sovereignty.
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Its Twenty-Point programme centred treaty enforcement, land restitution and a changed relationship with the federal government.