Actually, what is the real point? The last inhabitants that the Europeans kicked out had themselves stolen the land from some earlier prehistoric tribe. Such is the circle of life. European immigrants to the Americas were not special in this regard. Someday, it will happen again.

There is no evidence early humans all migrated from Africa once evolution kicked in on the Continent. Are you suggesting indigenous Africans that stayed aren’t human? Brave position.

(Only responding in pedant mode because “I presume you know” is so…malodorous. Don’t throw stones in glass houses.)

Not so obvious. Origin stories for First Nations peoples are themselves narratives with their own particular validity, and some don’t mention an early migration.

The Western anthropological narrative of migration for these peoples is just another story, only valid within its own limited world-view. The relevance of anthropological evidence in engaging Native worldviews continues to be an important point of discussion in some (drum) circles.