Sioux Checkpoints Aim To Block Bikers From Crossing Tribal Lands

The transcript discusses efforts to block bikers from attending the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally using sovereign land rights to prevent a COVID outbreak. Despite expectations of a smaller turnout due to the pandemic, around 250,000 people are still expected to attend. Legal challenges have arisen regarding the checkpoints set up to block bikers, with both South Dakota and federal authorities deeming them illegal.

What strategy is being used to prevent bikers from reaching the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally?

• Setting up roadblocks

• Using sovereign land rights

• Imposing travel bans

• Increasing police presence

What is the expected turnout for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally during the pandemic?

• 250,000 people

• 500,000 people

• 100,000 people

• 750,000 people

What is the population of the town where the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is held?

• 10,000

• 7,000

• 5,000

• 12,000

Which authorities have declared the checkpoints illegal?

• State authorities

• Federal authorities

• Both South Dakota and federal authorities

• Local authorities

What is the main reason for setting up checkpoints at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally?

• To collect tolls

• To prevent a COVID outbreak

• To control traffic

• To monitor biker activities