Catherine Cortez Masto

There are 123,000 eviction filings in southern Nevada. Nearly 60,000 evictions were filed this past year.

This is such an important issue I hear all the time from Nevadans, and let me just start this because I do think there is a problem with surprise fees and junk fees.

These are junk fees. These are junk fees.

The Tribal Access to Nutrition Assistance Act, to allow for dual enrollment in the SNAP and FDPIR programs, is welcome

My understanding, there are currently estimated 276 tribes that receive benefits under FDPIR.

I do appreciate my colleague, Senator Lujan, for what you are doing with respect to the food insecurity...

This week, Senator Murray and I introduced legislation to reduce that tribal food insecurity...

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

We must ensure that Native communities have the resources they need to thrive.

The Federal Government does have a role to play.

I think it is important that the States remain vigilant as well as looking at the regulations that we can apply with our Federal partners.

This is such an important issue I hear all the time from Nevadans, and let me just start this because I do think there is a problem with surprise fees and junk fees.

These are junk fees. These are junk fees.

There are 123,000 eviction filings in southern Nevada. Nearly 60,000 evictions were filed this past year.

This week, Senator Murray and I introduced legislation to reduce that tribal food insecurity...

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

I do appreciate my colleague, Senator Lujan, for what you are doing with respect to the food insecurity...

We must prioritize the needs of Native communities in the Farm Bill.

The proposed legislation announced by Senator Cortez Masto at the hearing, the Tribal Access to Nutrition Assistance Act, to allow for dual enrollment in the SNAP and FDPIR programs, is welcome and reflects one of the key Native Farm Bill…

My understanding, there are currently estimated 276 tribes that receive benefits under FDPIR.

These are junk fees. These are junk fees.

There are 123,000 eviction filings in southern Nevada. Nearly 60,000 evictions were filed this past year.

This is such an important issue I hear all the time from Nevadans, and let me just start this because I do think there is a problem with surprise fees and junk fees.

The labor market, particularly in the service industry, has been a drag

The most recent data shows that in Nevada, with both the biggest increase in job growth and the highest unemployment rate