It is arrogant on the part of this legislation, given that tribal nations were given, rightfully so, under the Constitution, the ability to be sovereign and, more importantly, the ability to consult, confer, and reach consensus with the Federal Government.
Rob Bishop: “It is arrogant on the part of this legislation, given that tribal nations were given, rightfully so, under the…”
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Bishop criticizes legislation undermining tribal sovereignty and consultation rights.
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