Terry introduced a number of resolutions that were practically adopted by the tribal council. Among them, one of the resolutions he proposed was to make a change in the Cheyenne Arapaho Constitution for electing the Tribal Judges and Superior Court Judges as an alternative of Executive appointments. Certainly, this resolution witnessed several hundred votes in its favor.

1. Terry D Cornell Participated in the Annual Tribal
Council Meeting of the Cheyenne Arapaho Tribe of
Oklahoma

2. • Terry D Cornell is a recognized and highly
distinguished veteran, who has served as the member
for various organizations. He is a member of the
Cheyenne Arapaho Tribe of Oklahoma and is also the
part of Arapaho Indian.
• The American Indian tribes are at times described as
“nations within a nation” and even some tribes call
themselves nations or people, instead of “tribes.” Their
constitution considers them separate government and
these tribes have their own laws and government. In
general, the states do not interfere with tribal
governments.

3. • On 7 October 2017, Terry D Cornell held the annual
tribal council meeting of the Cheyenne and Arapaho
Tribe of Oklahoma.
• The tribal council has all the tribal members of age
over 18 and the meeting took place at the
Community Center at Concho, Oklahoma.
• The purpose of this tribal council meeting was to
make changes and significant laws that effect the
Cheyenne Arapaho Nation - A sovereign nation in the
United States.

4. • During this meeting, Terry introduced a number of
resolutions that were practically adopted by the tribal
council.
• Among them, one of the resolutions he proposed was
to make a change in the Cheyenne Arapaho
Constitution for electing the Tribal Judges and Superior
Court Judges as an alternative of Executive
appointments.
• Certainly, this resolution witnessed several hundred
votes in its favor.

5. • The next resolution Terry D Cornell introduced was
the audit of Tribal Members families to ensure that
all family members were registered with the tribe.
• This resolution was also passed by numerous votes
and there were about 450 tribal members at this
yearly meeting.