But, Mr. Babbitt, how could they be enforced if you put a co-pilot on a plane flying into Buffalo, New York in the winter with icing, who says on the cockpit recorder, 'I've never flown in icing and I'm very nervous about this?' That cannot possibly be a standard that is enforced by the FAA.
Dorgan questions the enforcement of safety standards for pilots in challenging conditions.
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Tribes ceded close to 200 million acres of land during the treaty-making and removal periods prior to 1881.
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It is a travesty! Further, it is a problem that will continue to have negative impacts for generations to come.
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