ID: the card made by the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe that reads,
What to do as a tribal member approached by a federal agent?
• Keep your Tribal ID on you at all times. If it is expired, renew it ASAP.
• Obtain a Real ID and carry it with you. This enhanced ID provides proof of citizenship. PGST will reimburse the cost. You can find info on the process here:
https://dol.wa.gov/id-cards/real-id
• Memorize or keep your emergency contact information on you outside your phone. Write them down on a piece of paper and keep this in your wallet.
• Remember: You DO NOT have to open the door to federal agents unless they have a valid warrant signed by a judge.
• Print this document and either keep the whole thing or, at least, the card to the right in your car or wallet. Consider making a copy of your Tribal ID to put on the back of the card and laminate it.
"I am a citizen of the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribal Nation, which is a Tribal Nation federally recognized by the United Stated. This means I am also a U.S. citizen according to the U.S. Citizenship Act of 1924, 8 USC Section 1401.
Our Tribe's Enrollment Office's number is 360-297-6217.
The Native American Rights Fund will assist me if you attempt to illegally detain me." Contact them at 303-447-8760.