Iwill give ! 1 answer as soon as status of indian rights article 26 of the washington constitution specifies that indian land and the native people living there fall under the jurisdiction (power or authority) of the federal government, not the state government. as you read in the last lesson, indian tribes do have tribal sovereignty (the right to self- government). federal law, however, is the supreme law of the land. therefore, tribal law, as well as individual state laws, can be overruled by federal law. do washington state laws apply to native americans living on reservation land? explain below.