Thank you, Mr. Chairman, thank you to those who have testified today.

Do you think that the way things are structured currently that we do have that flexibility, government programs by their very nature are not inherently built to be flexible?

What we are trying to do is, again, reestablish these herds for economic development as a traditional food source and provide food security for Native communities.

It's either by water or by air.

As I mentioned, these are expenses that are very real.

We cannot continue to allow cartels to take advantage of the holes in our justice system and we cannot win this War on Drugs by ourselves.

13 percent is NOT ACCEPTABLE. Congress has an absolute legal and moral duty to protect Us--and not at 13 percent.

We cannot continue to allow cartels to take advantage of the holes in our justice system and we cannot win this War on Drugs by ourselves.

I continue to hear from so many in my state, women in Alaska who are concerned about access to abortion.

13 percent is NOT ACCEPTABLE. Congress has an absolute legal and moral duty to protect Us--and not at 13 percent.

I think the choice to have an abortion should ultimately be in the hands of the woman, of the individual, not the government.

I think the choice to have an abortion should ultimately be in the hands of the woman, of the individual, not the government.

I continue to hear from so many in my state, women in Alaska who are concerned about access to abortion.

I respectfully ask you to please raise that base budget from 15% currently funded to at least 50% of the $3.2 billion needed.

I continue to hear from so many in my state, women in Alaska who are concerned about access to abortion.

I think the choice to have an abortion should ultimately be in the hands of the woman, of the individual, not the government.

we need Congress to fully fund tribal law enforcement programs.

I think that they should be protected.