 Right, right, right. So one of the things I think a lot of people don't know today is how tribal sovereignty works today, that at least federally recognized tribes have, under the federal government, have certain elements of sovereignty. Some of that is rooted in that Cherokee court case, Worcester versus Georgia, which was the first case to use the term domestic dependent nations. I mean, at the time, the Cherokees and most native nations didn't think they were domestic to the United States at all. They were their own nations.