On the recordNovember 15, 2022
I am glad to see Tribes advocating for their treaties with such conviction, and today's hearing represents a starting point in that bipartisan process of recognizing Tribal treaty rights.
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Neguse expresses support for tribal advocacy and the hearing's role in recognizing treaty rights.
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