Can the leader tell me what constitutes the primary impediment to Indian children and tribal government access to the Federal foster care program and Federal adoption assistance program?
Jay Rockefeller: “Can the leader tell me what constitutes the primary impediment to Indian children and tribal government access to the…”
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Questioning the Democratic leader about barriers faced by Indian children in accessing federal foster care and adoption programs.
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