United States: Chirichahua Apache Homeland In The Borderland Southwest

United States: Chirichahua Apache Homeland In The Borderland Southwest   Daniel D. Arreola, 2012   The creation of the present United States-Mexico boundary in the mid-nineteenth century interrupted and disregarded the traditional territorial space of the Chiricahua Apache, whose ancestral homeland transcended this new line. As a result of their land claims, the United States created a reservation for the Chiricahua Apache, but it was later withdrawn. Today members of this group...

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