Siletz Tribal members should be able to hunt, fish, trap, and gather like they have traditionally done for thousands of years.
Editor's note · Context
Val Hoyle advocates for Siletz Tribe's traditional rights to hunt and fish.
Share
More from Val Hoyle
I stand in memory of Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti, who were murdered for standing up for what is right and exercising their constitutional First Amendment right to speech and assembly, and in the case of Mr. Pretti, his Second…
I rise to recognize a member of our community doing incredible work to combat hunger in Eugene: Jennifer Denton. Since 2015, she has led as executive director of Burrito Brigade, a volunteer-driven nonprofit that has hand-delivered…
H.R. 531, the South Pacific Tuna Treaty Act of 2025, will help sustain American tuna fisheries and the conservation of marine resources in the South Pacific. This legislation would implement the South Pacific Tuna Treaty, a multilateral…
Today I rise to speak about issues of great importance and concern to me and my constituents that are of utmost importance not just for national security but for the soul of our country. Anti-Semitism is taking an unpredictable variety of…





