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we are treated as colonists on our own lands and are subject to federal approvals for almost everything we need.

The Federal Government should not prioritize the media over the voices of Alaska Native communities who will be directly affected by its policies.

We do not approve of these efforts to turn our homeland into one giant national park, which literally guarantees us a fate with no economy, no jobs, reduced subsistence, and no hope for the future of our people.

I think that this Administration has shown Alaskans some deference in terms of Willow, the largest oil project that our state, our nation has seen in decades.

Thank you, Chairman Stauber and Representative Peltola for your continued support and advocacy on behalf the North Slope Inupiat.

H.R. 6285 addresses both land rights and usage on the North Slope, both of which are essential to the self-determination of the Indigenous communities.

Put simply, Alaska is a resource state. And without the ability to responsibly monetize its rich endowment of resources, Alaska economy will decline and its citizens will suffer.

Thank you Representative Stauber for putting forward this bill, and I would encourage all members of the committee to pay careful attention to the testimony of my friends from Alaska's Arctic.

We see the Biden Administration utilizing every bureaucratic devise at its disposal in its quixotic quest to forestall natural resource development across Alaska to appease the powerful environmental lobby.