Ignoring the Supreme Court's decision in Worcester v. Georgia, President Jackson began enforcing the Indian Removal Act in 1838.  
Organized by George S. Gaines using steamboats after the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, the title came from a Choctaw chief's interview with the Arkansas Gazette.  It was then applied to a later event precipitated by the Treaty of New Echota and was opposed by John Ross.  Ignoring the Supreme Court's decision in Worcester v. Georgia, President Jackson began enforcing the Indian Removal Act in 1838.  FTP, give the title most famously used for the forcible eviction and deaths of 4,000 Cherokee.
Organized by George S. Gaines using steamboats after the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, the title came from a Choctaw chief's interview with the Arkansas Gazette.  
Trail of Tears