Tohono O'odham

This fallen civilization is called Hohokam by its descendants, the Tohono O'odham people.

The Root: Did D.C. Voters Reject Education Reform? 2010

This fallen civilization is called Hohokam by its descendants, the Tohono O'odham people.

The Root: Did D.C. Voters Reject Education Reform? 2010

Because of its location in southern Arizona, the Tohono O'odham reservation, of which Wilson is a member, regularly registers a high percentage of illegal immigrant deaths.

Indians want water stations for illegals removed 2008

The Tohono O'odham is one of the largest reservations in the state.

CNN Transcript Dec 20, 2006 2006

Many people cross illegally along the 75 mile stretch of border, but the Tohono O'odham cross back and forth legally -- another one of those complex areas of Indian law dealing with nations whose boundaries cross national borders.

Fortress America Nancy Jane Moore 2006

Many people cross illegally along the 75 mile stretch of border, but the Tohono O'odham cross back and forth legally -- another one of those complex areas of Indian law dealing with nations whose boundaries cross national borders.

Archive 2006-09-17 Diane Silver 2006

The Tohono O'odham nation does have addresses and what does the proposition say, photo identification with their current address.

Archive 2006-02-01 2006

The Times says the federal government could build the fence without the tribe's permission -- part of that "benevolent" oversight of Indian lands -- but that they would rather not do that because they want Tohono O'odham support on smuggling and other activities.

Fortress America Nancy Jane Moore 2006

The Times says the federal government could build the fence without the tribe's permission -- part of that "benevolent" oversight of Indian lands -- but that they would rather not do that because they want Tohono O'odham support on smuggling and other activities.

Archive 2006-09-17 Diane Silver 2006

Shouldn't our schools balance evolution not only with intelligent design, but the creation beliefs of the Navajo and the Tohono O'odham?

Archive 2005-09-01 Kiva Oraibi 2005