We thank the legislation's bi-partisan sponsor and original co-sponsors: Representative Randy Feenstra, our Congressman on the Iowa side of our reservation where these lands are located.

I've heard you mention crop insurance in your opening statement, and to a couple questions that have been asked of you.

I urge the Committee to focus more on our country's unsustainable debt.

We are incredibly thankful to the bipartisan support that it has received from our bipartisan sponsor and original co-sponsors.

This bill would go back to honoring that treaty and returning that land.

This bill would recognize and require that HHS confer directly with the urban Indian organizations about health care policies and initiatives that impact urban American Indians and Alaska Natives.

Maybe one other question for anybody that can speak to it, and this comes from my reading business papers that have suggested when it comes to selling carbon credits.

We thank the legislation's bipartisan sponsor and original co-sponsors: Representative Randy Feenstra, our Congressman on the Iowa side of our reservation where these lands are located.

The current wage calculation status is broken. Simply put. It's not rational. It's not transparent.

Providing legalization without ensuring a workable future, reasonable guestworker flow doesn't solve the problem.

What you don’t want to do is listen to me when I say that we are going to focus on those that are most vulnerable.

People are not — well, we all are going to die. For heaven’s sakes, folks.

We strongly urge you to condemn Kerry's remarks and support American agriculture.

Whether this generation lives high on the hog and let's our children pay for it. That's not a very responsible thing to do.

It's hard to claim that the TCJA was a big windfall for the rich and then say at the same time we want to give them a windfall by expanding the state and local tax deduction.

The Prop 12 ruling, I would say, it--was a poor opinion, in my opinion, simply my opinion, allowing a single state to impose rules on the rest of America.

I like to refer to it as the inflation enhancement act and that's CBO saying it's not going to reduce inflation.

This, to me, is a direct attack, direct attack on our producers.