On the recordJune 10, 2009
It allows them to begin the first what I call baby steps toward that, which quite frankly is a little bit less than what other people have gotten over the years.
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congress.govIt allows them to begin the first what I call baby steps toward that, which quite frankly is a little bit less than what other people have gotten over the years.
Lummis discusses the legislation's incremental progress for tribes.
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