I hope that the rest of the years that God gives me that I can continue to work with you to protect your sovereignty.
Dan Kildee: “I hope that the rest of the years that God gives me that I can continue to work with you to protect your sovereignty.”
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Kildee expresses his commitment to protecting tribal sovereignty.
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