The proposal is fundamentally flawed, if implemented, the rule will lead to the executive branch creation of tribes, not the acknowledgment of tribes as authorized by Congress.
Don Young: “The proposal is fundamentally flawed, if implemented, the rule will lead to the executive branch creation of tribes, not…”
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Young criticizes a proposed rule for potentially undermining congressional authority in tribal recognition.
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