The repeal of this law, which does not apply to State lands, would remove needless barriers to economic development in Indian Country and provide parity for tribes.
Tom Udall: “The repeal of this law, which does not apply to State lands, would remove needless barriers to economic development in…”
On the recordJuly 17, 2018
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Udall discusses the impact of Senator Cantwell's bill on tribal economic development.
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