Ultimately, the bill would secure the tribe's current and future access to water, the life blood of the community.
Tom Udall: “Ultimately, the bill would secure the tribe's current and future access to water, the life blood of the community.”
On the recordJuly 17, 2018
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Udall stresses the importance of water access for the Kickapoo Tribe.
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