I know the Pueblo is frustrated that this issue has not been resolved administratively, I am glad to be moving forward on this legislation which will finally make the long-awaited land exchange complete.
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Senator Udall expresses frustration over unresolved land exchange issues but is optimistic about moving forward.
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