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Urban Indian Relocation Program
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Urban Indian Relocation Program

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  • Native American
    / Reorganization

    …of Indian Affairs instituted the Urban Indian Relocation Program. Initiated within the bureau in 1948 and supported by Congress from the 1950s on, the relocation program was designed to transform the predominantly rural Native population into an assimilated urban workforce. The bureau established offices in a variety of destination cities,…

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    …of Indian Affairs instituted the Urban Indian Relocation Program. Initiated within the bureau in 1948 and supported by Congress from the 1950s on, the relocation program was designed to transform the predominantly rural Native population into an assimilated urban workforce. The bureau established offices in a variety of destination cities,…

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