A treaty between Native Americans and the US government is at the center of a dispute. This 225-year-old agreement is cited by the Seneca Nation president as a reason to oppose a recent executive order. The order in question involves renaming a body of water.
Further details about the situation are available. The Seneca Nation president has made a statement about the matter, expressing opposition to the change.
The president's statement calls for the order to be rescinded, citing the treaty as a reason for this action.
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