Allowing lobbyists and special interests to drive this Administration's policy toward sovereign tribes is disturbing.
Rubén Gallego: “Allowing lobbyists and special interests to drive this Administration's policy toward sovereign tribes is disturbing.”
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Gallego criticizes the influence of lobbyists on tribal policy.
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