Cost shares, lack of support technically, or agencies not working together results in projects not being completed.
Ben Ray Luján: “Cost shares, lack of support technically, or agencies not working together results in projects not being completed.”
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Lujan discusses the impact of bureaucratic challenges on tribal projects.
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