On the recordFebruary 22, 2010
The question is whether we let things happen and perhaps do nothing to address these questions, or whether we decide, as a matter of public policy, to make things happen.
Source
congress.govThe question is whether we let things happen and perhaps do nothing to address these questions, or whether we decide, as a matter of public policy, to make things happen.
Dorgan emphasizes the need for proactive public policy in energy.
Share
More from Byron Dorgan
I just want to say that I am concerned about the court's decision in Carcieri and the impact it may have on those tribes that were recognized after 1934.
The fundamental problem found in the Dorgan report in 2010 and the findings now before the House is IHS, LEADERSHIP was failing then as it is failing now.
Tribes ceded close to 200 million acres of land during the treaty-making and removal periods prior to 1881.