On the recordOctober 27, 2015
H.R. 3764 misreads the Constitution, overturns longstanding historical precedent, increases the bureaucracy and legislative burden on Indian tribes and politicizes the Federal Acknowledgment Process.
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congress.govH.R. 3764 misreads the Constitution, overturns longstanding historical precedent, increases the bureaucracy and legislative burden on Indian tribes and politicizes the Federal Acknowledgment Process.
Steele critiques the bill for misinterpreting constitutional principles regarding tribal sovereignty.
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