On the recordApril 21, 2015
No, I don't. How we look at this is it is a weakening of the standards that have been placed for all the tribes that are recognized today, it is who we are.
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congress.govNo, I don't. How we look at this is it is a weakening of the standards that have been placed for all the tribes that are recognized today, it is who we are.
Robert Martin opposes Congress determining tribal recognition standards, emphasizing the importance of existing standards.
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