we ought to try to more aggressively address that because if that impedes development, full development of the energy potential, it means we are losing jobs, losing revenue opportunities in areas of the Country that most desperately need the revenue.
Joe Garcia: “we ought to try to more aggressively address that because if that impedes development, full development of the energy…”
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Emphasizes the need to address land fractionation to boost energy development and job creation.
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What makes America special is that people come here, they assimilate, they become fully American with all of the rights and responsibilities that citizenship bestows.
That is the binding contract the United States entered into with Tribes, and from those treaties and other laws has arisen the United States' sacred trust responsibility to the Indian Nations and our peoples.
I strongly urge that these individuals have the opportunity to enlist and serve if they qualify.
The Federal Communications Commission found that only 65 percent of tribal lands have broadband networks and are the most digitally disconnected lands in the United States.





