Because of the complex administrative activity of the Bureau of Indian Affairs on reservations, those Native Americans who live on reservations are more likely to be employed in white-collar jobs than those living away from the reservation.

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The Bureau of Indian Affairs' administrative activities do not necessarily lead to higher white-collar employment rates for Native Americans on reservations. Employment opportunities on reservations often remain limited, with many facing high unemployment rates and economic challenges, not specifically leading to more white-collar jobs compared to those living off reservations.

Because of the Complex Administrative Activity of the Bureau of Indian