andAlmost A century and a half later, the federal government of Lumbe, the largest East Mississippi tribe, denied recognition. Now, almost everyone in Washington is trying to give them. “I love the Lumbe tribe,” President Donald Trump He said on his third day in his position, as he signed a memorandum that orders the Minister of the Interior, within 90 days, with a plan to help Lumbe get a full federal recognition. The president is not the only one who shows Lumbe’s love. Last October, during his campaign on behalf of Kamala Harris in North Carolina, Bill Clinton fluctuated via Pimberruck, the headquarters of the tribal government. Donald Trump Junior was nearby carrying a gathering of “Lumbees for Trump”. During the campaign, both presidential candidates, John Lori, the tribal president, Lubee, is called to prepare with a full federal appreciation. Also last year, the House of Representatives passed the Lumbe Law, which would expand the appreciation to the tribe, 311 to 96, only to see it in the Senate.
