It is not the need. It is that they are being treated inequitably under the law just because of a previous right that they already have.
Maria Cantwell: “It is not the need. It is that they are being treated inequitably under the law just because of a previous right that…”
On the recordApril 20, 2021
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Cantwell highlights the inequitable treatment of Native-owned businesses in relief programs.
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