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The Tohono O’odham “Attack” on El Plomo: A Study in Sovereignty, Survivance, Security, and National Identity at the Dawn of the American Century


 Having inhabited the Sonoran Desert since time immemorial, the Tohono O’odham had been moving their herds of cattle across the U.S-Mexico border since they began ranching. But in 1898, within the context of the Spanish-American War, their migrations and subsequent local conflicts became national news, inciting the intervention of four government agencies.