The most popular of the American Indian Movement's (AIM) grievances were (1) the forced relocation of Indians from their ancestral lands, (2) the refusal of the Bureau of Indian Affairs to provide adequate health care, (3) the harassment of Indians by law enforcement officials, and (4) the refusal of the Bureau of Indian Affairs to allow Indians to sell their own produce.
The grievances of the American Indian Movement were not all of the same nature.