Paul Cook: “These two measures will go a long way to securing our homeland and protecting our allies around the world.”

In April, the House of Representatives passed the Violence Against Women Act, which included many key provisions to protect Native American women.

Many students came to the Chemawa school for a quality, and culturally relevant, education in a safe environment.

I cannot support legislation that will make it harder for families in my district to heat their homes, put food on their table, and further financially burden the middle class.

It is important that we all work together to address these horrific crimes and find a way to end this unprecedented violence against Native women.