On the recordDecember 4, 2019
Unfortunately for Indian Country, the FCC's latest Tribal broadband report showed that 36 percent of Tribal households lacked access to any broadband, which is simply unacceptable in today's age.
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congress.govTom O'Halleran: “Unfortunately for Indian Country, the FCC's latest Tribal broadband report showed that 36 percent of Tribal households…”
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O'Halleran highlights the unacceptable broadband access disparity for Tribal households compared to non-Tribal households.
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