I share the concerns held by the Senator from Michigan about USDA's ability to address civil right cases in a timely fashion. Failure to resolve civil rights cases involving access to USDA farm programs delays justice and threatens the affected farmer's well-being. The Secretary of Agriculture needs to use his authority to provide independent and neutral alternative dispute resolution (ADR).
Robert Torricelli: “I share the concerns held by the Senator from Michigan about USDA's ability to address civil right cases in a timely…”
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Addressing concerns about USDA's handling of civil rights cases related to farm programs.
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