What Chief Sutter is experiencing in his role as Police Chief of the Tulalip Tribes is being experienced by tribes all around the country.

ATNI is grateful to Senators Maria Cantwell and Markwayne Mullin for introducing the legislation in the Senate.

We also extend our gratitude to Senator Cantwell, our Senator, for introducing and advocating for this important legislation.

NCAI Supports S. 465--BADGES

Indian Country needs more help in law enforcement.

NCAI Supports S. 2695--Parity

I rise today to speak about and thank Carl Imhoff who is retiring after an explementary 44-year career at the Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Carl's insights and contributions have shaped our Nation's approach…

I thank Senator Warner for his perspective as chairman of the Intelligence Committee and his hard work. He and I both drafted legislation more than a year ago trying to give our government the tools to deal with this issue. In 2020, India…

I thank Senator Warner for his comments. I find it most disturbing that they used TikTok to repeatedly access U.S. user data and track multiple journalists covering the company. Researchers have found that TikTok restricts the information…

I turn it back to my colleague Senator Warner and again thank him for his leadership.

I rise to urge my colleagues to pass this important legislation, and I want to thank Leader Schumer for his tremendous leadership on this entire package. It is amazing. His dedication and support to getting this done. He really, really…

from January 8, 2024, through January 11, 2024, I was unable to be present for rollcall votes due to illness. However, had I been present, I would have voted as follows. On the rollcall vote No. 1, on the motion to invoke cloture on the…

for the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation I report favorably the following nomination lists which were printed in the RECORDS on the dates indicated, and ask unanimous consent, to save the expense of reprinting on the…

It is not just the population that they are after, that perhaps this is also a location to run operations out of.

Make no mistake about it: the fentanyl crisis is a flood of poison entering Indian Country and communities.

Make no mistake about it: the fentanyl crisis is a flood of poison entering Indian Country and communities.

It is not just the population that they are after, that perhaps this is also a location to run operations out of.

It is not just the population that they are after, that perhaps this is also a location to run operations out of.

Make no mistake about it: the fentanyl crisis is a flood of poison entering Indian Country and communities.

Thank you for standing with us and for your ongoing friendship.

Thank you for standing with us and for your ongoing friendship.

Thank you, Chairman Schatz, you and Vice Chair Murkowski, for holding this very, very important hearing today to hear directly from Indian Country how they are fighting this battle, and how they need a better Federal partner.

Senator Mullin and I have introduced the Parity for Tribal Law Enforcement, a self-determination contract for Federal law enforcement officers.

But if we start with the highest level possible, that the United States of America declares this a national emergency, I believe that we can overcome a lot of the barriers that we are facing.

When I visited Lummi Nation in October of last year, fentanyl was already taking its toll.