On the recordJune 6, 2023
H.R. 2839 would allow the Tribe to renegotiate their subsistence agreements with the state of Oregon to replace the current consent decree.
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congress.govVal Hoyle: “H.R. 2839 would allow the Tribe to renegotiate their subsistence agreements with the state of Oregon to replace the…”
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Hoyle explains H.R. 2839, which seeks to restore subsistence rights for the Siletz Tribe.
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