Tom Udall actually said...

"When exactly will this Committee see accurate data from the E-Rate program about its work in tribal lands?"

"I think you are talking about a really meaningful step and meaningful engagement with the tribe for the provider to try to really understand what is going on on the ground."

"This is one where the industry controls the data, and has all the power. And when tribes do challenge the data, it is costly, it is time-consuming, and Indian Tribes don't often win."

"Eighty percent of those living on tribal lands in New Mexico do not have access to broadband."