Acception of the Accommodation Agreement will mean a violation of Freedom of Religion and of Speech for the traditional Din and Hopi. The Agreement would directly attack their inalienable rights as citizens of the United States, and therefore be unconstitutional, by denying them the right to vote in the elections of a local government, and by denying the right to be tried by an impartial jury. We stand unified one with another in our opposition to this unjust and unfair law that was created to remove us from the land by any means and at any cost. The voice of the people must be heard for justice on Black Mesa to ensure the protection and survival of the people. The struggle is to protect sacred land, religion, and the survival of a traditional way of life from corporate interests.
Relocation is genocide.
The Dutch Tolerance Foundation acknowledges the fact that relocation would mean the end of the Din culture and strongly urges the US government to take actions, to prevent relocation from happening. The homelands are vital for the Din and Hopi cultures, and need to be preserved.