Pauly Denetclaw

United States

Political Correspondent at Indian Country Today (ICT)

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‘Make Indian Country great again’: Indigenous people flock to Washington, D.C., to celebrate the inauguration of President Donald J. Trump

2 months ago | nhonews.com | Pauly Denetclaw

ICTWASHINGTON — It was a frigid, rainy Sunday in Washington, D.C. The weather would eventually turn into hail, then sleet. The line to attend Donald J. Trump’s victory rally on Jan. 19 wrapped around several blocks in the Penn Quarter neighborhood around the Capital One Arena. The area was heavily patrolled by local police, Secret Service and the National Guard. Cement barricades and tall, black, temporary fences restricted movement.
Reflections on being in Wáshindoon

Jan 23, 2025 | ictnews.org | Pauly Denetclaw

Pauly DenetclawICTWASHINGTON — I wish I could explain in depth what it felt like to be an Indigenous political correspondent during the Biden administration, but you just had to have been there to witness the juxtaposition of a young government and the millennia stitched into our regalia, representing nations more vibrant than people outside our communities will ever understand.
Reflections on being in Wáshindoon

Jan 23, 2025 | yahoo.com | Pauly Denetclaw

Pauly DenetclawICTWASHINGTON — I wish I could explain in depth what it felt like to be an Indigenous political correspondent during the Biden administration, but you just had to have been there to witness the juxtaposition of a young government and the millennia stitched into our regalia, representing nations more vibrant than people outside our communities will ever understand.
‘Make Indian Country great again’

Jan 20, 2025 | ictnews.org | Pauly Denetclaw

Pauly DenetclawICTWASHINGTON — It was a frigid, rainy Sunday in Washington, D.C. The weather would eventually turn into hail, then sleet. The line to attend Donald J. Trump’s victory rally on Jan. 19 wrapped around several blocks in the Penn Quarter neighborhood around the Capital One Arena. The area was heavily patrolled by local police, Secret Service and the National Guard. Cement barricades and tall, black, temporary fences restricted movement.
‘Make Indian Country great again’

Jan 20, 2025 | yahoo.com | Pauly Denetclaw

Pauly DenetclawICTWASHINGTON — It was a frigid, rainy Sunday in Washington, D.C. The weather would eventually turn into hail, then sleet. The line to attend Donald J. Trump’s victory rally on Jan. 19 wrapped around several blocks in the Penn Quarter neighborhood around the Capital One Arena. The area was heavily patrolled by local police, Secret Service and the National Guard. Cement barricades and tall, black, temporary fences restricted movement.
GOVERNMENT TRANSITION: Reflections from Indigenous federal appointees

Jan 18, 2025 | ictnews.org | Pauly Denetclaw

Pauly DenetclawICTWASHINGTON — Four years ago, President Joe Biden was getting ready to take his oath of office in the aftermath of the Jan. 6 insurrection. The country’s capital was heavily guarded by 25,000 National Guard troops, who would stay for a five-month deployment. The usual crowds on the National Mall were missing — at the request of the Secret Service it was closed.
GOVERNMENT TRANSITION: Reflections from Indigenous federal appointees

Jan 18, 2025 | news.yahoo.com | Pauly Denetclaw

Pauly DenetclawICTWASHINGTON — Four years ago, President Joe Biden was getting ready to take his oath of office in the aftermath of the Jan. 6 insurrection. The country’s capital was heavily guarded by 25,000 National Guard troops, who would stay for a five-month deployment. The usual crowds on the National Mall were missing — at the request of the Secret Service it was closed.
Interior Secretary Deb Haaland gives farewell address

Jan 17, 2025 | cherokeephoenix.org | Pauly Denetclaw

WASHINGTON — The room erupted in applause when Interior Sec. Deb Haaland entered the theater at the Stewart Lee Udall Building of the Interior Department, located just a few blocks from the White House. Haaland gave her farewell address on Wednesday morning to a roomful of former and current Interior staff, political appointees, and a few community members. Her official last day in office is Monday, Jan. 20. “We have ushered in a new era for Indian Country,” Haaland said in her address.
Interior Secretary Deb Haaland gives farewell address

Jan 15, 2025 | ictnews.org | Pauly Denetclaw

Pauly DenetclawICTWASHINGTON — The room erupted in applause when Interior Sec. Deb Haaland entered the theater at the Stewart Lee Udall Building of the Interior Department, located just a few blocks from the White House. Haaland gave her farewell address on Wednesday morning to a roomful of former and current Interior staff, political appointees, and a few community members. Her official last day in office is Monday, Jan. 20.
Interior Secretary Deb Haaland gives farewell address

Jan 15, 2025 | yahoo.com | Pauly Denetclaw

Pauly DenetclawICTWASHINGTON — The room erupted in applause when Interior Sec. Deb Haaland entered the theater at the Stewart Lee Udall Building of the Interior Department, located just a few blocks from the White House. Haaland gave her farewell address on Wednesday morning to a roomful of former and current Interior staff, political appointees, and a few community members. Her official last day in office is Monday, Jan. 20.

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