Raúl Grijalva actually said...

"Congress must formally acknowledge that the lands we now know as the United States are the ancestral homelands of millions of Indigenous Peoples, who were killed, removed, or relocated."

"Fundamentally, tribal co-management provides an opportunity for Indigenous people to work alongside Federal agencies to manage Federal lands and resources."

"Through tribal co-management, we can lift up Indigenous voices, while continuing to meet our obligations to protect the climate and conserve Federal lands."

"But if we want to begin this conversation about tribal co-management meaningfully, first, we must acknowledge and come to terms with this country's history."