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Meeting Cherokee citizens in AR
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Mykenna, Jacob and Caleb Kirk from Hunstville, AR all got new photo ID cards.
Tommy Wildcat performs traditional flute songs.
Robert and Patricia Tinnin wait for their photo ID.
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