Dozens of tribal leaders and representatives of Indian organizations are on Capitol Hill this week to share their views with lawmakers who control the federal government's purse strings.
The
House Interior Appropriations Subcommittee on Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies has scheduled two days of testimony from Indian Country witnesses.
Today alone, nearly 40 will present to the panel, whose members are responsible for drafting a bill that will fund the
Bureau of Indian Affairs, the
Office of the Special Trustee for American Indians and the
Indian Health Service.
Written testimony can also be sent to the subcommittee. The deadline in Thursday, April 10.
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American Indian and Alaskan Native Public and Outside Witness Hearing [AM Session]
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American Indian and Alaskan Native Public and Outside Witness Hearing [PM Session]
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American Indian and Alaskan Native Public and Outside Witness Hearing [AM Session]
(April 8, 2014)
American Indian and Alaska Native Public and Outside Witness Hearing [PM Session]
(April 8, 2014)
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