We urge the prompt passage of the STOP Act and thank the Committee for its attention to this important matter.

Additionally, Chairman Hoeven recently introduced a bill (S. 2012) with Senators Murkowski and Heitkamp that would provide priority status for NMTC allocations for tribal enterprises and reservation investments.

Chairman Hoeven recently introduced a bill (S. 2012) with Senators Murkowski and Heitkamp that would make permanent the Indian Employment Tax Credit.

we are going to look very closely at any kind of tax rewrite to try and see if we are going to fix these problems we know exist.

As Congress considers the most significant tax reform since 1986, we have a shared responsibility to ensure federal tax policy provides tribal governments the same opportunities as other governments.

tribal governments should not take a back seat to State governments.

we know we are under funding treaty responsibilities with appropriations.

The illicit trade in Native American tangible cultural heritage poses a threat to Native American cultural survival.

I rise once again today to talk about how we are working to reform our outdated Tax Code and to provide much needed tax relief to our Nation's small businesses and to hard-working families and ranchers. We are working to not only provide…

The Nation is working hard to improve the state of law enforcement.

S. 1870, the Securing Urgent Resources Vital to Indian Victim Empowerment Act 2017 responds to the UTND resolution #17-09-08-01.

I support the requirement for the Department of Justice and Department of Interior to coordinate efforts.

I joined Senators Franken and Murkowski to introduce the Justice for Native Survivors of Sexual Violence Act, S. 1986.

I applaud Senator Heitkamp's efforts to move beyond awareness and combat this vicious problem.

The SURVIVE Act will help fix that.

I fully support this bill and the 5 percent set aside for funding.

Existing data shows that tribal communities experience some of the highest victimization rates in the Country.

It is time that the issue of missing and murdered Native American women get the awareness it deserves.

This bill will create a tribal grant program within the Department of Justice's Office for Victims of Crime to improve public safety and strengthen victim services in Indian Country.

This bill would reauthorize key tribal public safety programs and provide other key improvements for justice in Indian Country, particularly for Indian youth.

We extend great appreciation to Senator Hoeven for his leadership in introducing the reauthorization of the TLOA.

We have a responsibility to protect the rights of tribal nations.

I am pleased to follow the distinguished Senator from South Carolina and appreciate very much his remarks and how he does such a good job of really explaining why this tax relief is so very important. I rise today to talk about the need…

I rise today to talk about what is really a ``once in a generation'' opportunity, and that is the opportunity we have right now to reform our outmoded and complex Tax Code and also, most importantly, to provide tax relief for our Nation's…

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