On the recordMarch 20, 2012
I thank the committee for this opportunity to provide testimony on a path forward to ensure that many Navajo families who have suffered under these Federal actions can have hope for a better life.
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Moran expresses gratitude for the chance to advocate for Navajo families affected by federal actions.
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