International trade, at its fundamental core, is about fairness.

I think we have a very, very well-qualified panel today.

Our goal is to consider these priorities with an eye toward compiling a bipartisan bill with the full support of the entire Committee.

This bill is a step forward in recognizing the rights of indigenous peoples.

This bill is a step forward in recognizing the rights of indigenous peoples.

The tribes will have more authority to honor and to protect the Wounded Knee site.

Our national parks are among our most universally supported and treasured institutions, and they cannot survive in an atmosphere of incredible popularity. We simply must find accommodations to protect the basic principles and qualities of…

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The tribes will have more authority to honor and to protect the Wounded Knee site.

The Department supports S. 2088 as it aligns with the Administration's commitment to restore tribal homelands.

The Department supports S. 2088 as it aligns with the Administration's commitment to restore tribal homelands.

when we take a look at this whole complex issue of diversity, equity, and inclusion, when we really understand the historical context and understand that needs to be, you know, trained and educated upon our service men and women.

should we not be looking for individuals that have the natural, immediate strategic empathy towards the theater in which we are finding ourselves engaged?

Is it important, then, as we train our service men and women, our soldiers, to look at the Indo-Pacific, yeah, and the first island chain right there that they do understand that Guam at one point, yes, it is territory now, but was…

It's essential that we honor our commitments to Native nations.

When we look at Guam, for example, in a few days we will celebrate the liberation of Guam on the 21st from the occupation of Japan.

Should we not be looking for individuals that have the natural, immediate strategic empathy towards the theater in which we are finding ourselves engaged?

It would behoove us not to, you know, educate those individuals in our academies about things like the occupation of Guam.