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The US forcibly interned Numu/Nuwu and Newe communities onto reservations, in Nevada and surrounding states, in the 1800s[3] as part of an attempt to remove Indigenous peoples from their lands.[4] These reservations exist today and are the territories of sovereign Tribal governments with which the US engages in government-to-government relations.[5] The Numu/Nuwu and Newe maintain their connections to each other, despite their division into separate Tribes and reservations.[6] They used and occupied land far larger than the size of the reservations to which they were ultimately relegated by the US government.[7] Fort McDermitt Paiute and Shoshone Tribe is a federally recognized Tribe headquartered in the town of McDermitt, Nevada.[8] The Tribe refers to itself as members of the Numu (Paiute) and Shoshone (Newe) peoples.[9] The Tribe has 1,100 tribal members, with 500 living on the Tribes reservation lands.[10] The Tribe states that, Our ancestral homelands are in the Northern Great Basin region of Nevada, extending into both Southeast Oregon and Southwest Idaho.[11] The Tribes reservation now consists of a 54-square-mile area spanning the NevadaOregon border, in Humboldt County, Nevada and Malheur County, Oregon.[12] The reservation is approximately 30 miles from the Thacker Pass mine site
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