The value system of Facebook seems to be that we want that engagement across and that anger and that attack to each other because that keeps people engaged.
James Lankford
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James Paul Lankford is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Oklahoma since January 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Lankford has focused on issues such as healthcare, government spending, and religious freedom during his time in office. He previously served as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 2011 to 2015, representing Oklahoma's 5th congressional district.
It seems to be a different issue when you talk about the Indian government saying we are requiring our individuals to actually be on your staff.
They have made the statement publicly, 'We do not use that for any other purposes. We just maintain that.'
What I have heard, year after year, from Facebook is, 'That is not really what we do. What we do is interaction.'
The Chinese government obviously doing this with the Uyghurs and what they have done.
The sentiment was to reconcile the issue of citizenship for the Indian Territory Freedmen
The official policy of the Federal Government of the United States ends up pitting African Americans and Native Americans against each other in this terribly unfortunate historic circumstance.
Would you be willing to share that information with me? Because obviously as the Senator for Oklahoma, that has direct impact on my State.
The Choctaw Nation does not recognize the Freedmen. That is because of the constitution.
You represent the Freedmen well. You have stayed very knowledgeable on these issues and have stayed tenacious in the process on that.
I don't ever want something being worked on or developed as a piece of legislation that has direct and immediate impact on Oklahoma tribes and on the State of Oklahoma and Oklahoma not actually be involved in that.
Is there any action that is currently going on that you or anyone on your team is working on to develop a legislative response to Castro-Huerta or to McGirt?
We must ensure that the voices of our tribes are heard and respected in this process.
I applaud two leaders of this Committee, Senators Tina Smith and James Lankford, for their bipartisan introduction.
I was proud to sponsor and help pass into law two Urban Indian Clinic focused bills with Senator Smith.
I would like to first start off by saying thank you to the leadership and to the individuals that serve in the two Oklahoma Urban Indian Clinics.
There are moments when there is a crime scene that has Federal nexus on it, and you have four or five different agencies all show up.





