I think that we must take action on resiliency and that the United States must take immediate action to reduce emissions...
We should be reminded that we made a commitment, when we went to the American people... that we would pass legislation t...
Because really when I think about the opportunities in our Native American communities, sometimes the unemployment rate ...
The reports of abuse, fraud, and mismanagement were deeply troubling to me as a parent, as an advocate for equity in edu...
We are seeking basic information about the operation of a school that deserves to be taken seriously.
It is important that we know and understand the emotion and the feeling behind it.
I am also deeply disappointed to see that BIA Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary John Tahsuda and BIE Director Tony De...
They are window dressing. Right? They are advisory boards who don't have any teeth at all.
This is a failure of the Federal Government and completely unacceptable.
Mr. Tahsuda took full responsibility for this 'gag rule,' but did not apologize for its negative effects.
We are concerned that, had we not requested a meeting at Chemawa, we would not have gotten that response.
Not only is that an unacceptable way to receive a response, but it was also unsatisfactory--it was light on details and ...
I find that to be entirely unfair and unjust, but I believe that it does a great disservice to the students and staff at...
BIE must be held accountable for their inaction in response to the concerns raised about Chemawa.
Sometimes the unemployment rate is as high as 50 or 60 percent, and it just seems that those are opportunities that we c...
when these--when things like this happen, these contamination issues, it takes a tremendous toll on not just the person ...
every single child in this country deserves to have a quality education.
I am disheartened that Mr. Tahsuda and Director Dearman, both of whom were invited to testify today, chose not to come.
