USA: Dakota Access camp protesters remain defiant ahead of scheduled eviction

We were given a deadline of the 22nd. I'd like to say now that my people have no intention of leaving.
Everybody is packing up, they're taking their little belongings,
and they're tucking their tail between their legs.
The president has issued an executive order,
the other two branches of the governmental system has still not weighed in.
We've still got Congress, we've still got the Supreme Court that have not weighed in on this.
They're trying to change the spirit of this movement and the focus of it being the pipeline into
'look at what they're doing here on this land' or that we're trying to live here forever.
Nobody is trying to live here forever. But this is treaty land and as Indian people of this treaty land,
this pipeline that's going in is going to affect all of our people, our people, our relatives,
but then also, all of your relatives.

USA: Dakota Access camp protesters remain defiant ahead of scheduled eviction

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