That argument implies that individual is native to anywhere. 

Natives had plenty of land ownership concepts and systems, you just don't understand them. Nor are "Native Americans" to be lumped into one homogeneous group, that ignores the history of a diverse and widespread people.

Both Cherokee and Iroquois understood plenty of land ownership issues and the complexity that the Europeans had given to the concept of "ownership", its largely why they exist today and continue on successfully. 

Also, if you want to point the finger toward Natives at being draconian and primitive remember that the Iroquois text "Great Law of Peace" became one of the most respected documents that influenced the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. There are plenty of documents that show Franklin's and Washington's debt to the Iroquois. Go read. 

Effectively you're the new immigrant that gets protected by a nice piece of federal paper, better hold on to it.