Tribal governments often have more power than state and local governments when it comes to enforcing laws on native american tribal members. true/ false

That statement is  true.
This happen because most members of native American communities acknowledge tribal government as the true government in their collective group rather than the federal government.
The tribal government operates on native's American traditional ethic regulation that control what each members' right and responsibilities.

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