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Washington, D.C. · http://indian.senate.gov

Tweets

5 Dec

We thank Pres. Obama for stating his strong support for passage of S.676, Carcieri-fix legislation, prior to the end of the 112th Congress

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5 Dec

"With 4 more years we can do a lot more for Indian Country... We know Carcieri is an issue that needs to be fixed.” – Secretary Ken Salazar

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5 Dec

“We are pushing congress to pass a Carcieri fix right away.” – Pres. Obama

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5 Dec

"As small businesses open their doors they are creating new jobs." - Pres. Obama

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5 Dec

"Congress needs to expanding economic opportunities for Native Americans & extend support to Native American small business." - Pres. Obama

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5 Dec

Labor Secretary Hilda Solis just finished speaking about jobs in Indian Country. A Carcieri fix would create more than 100,000 new jobs.

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4 Dec

The White House Tribal Nations Conference can be viewed live tomorrow by clicking on the link below:

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29 Nov

Thank you to all of those who attended our hearing & for those who testified. Pictures will be up on Facebook tomorrow.

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29 Nov

Today we honor Maria and Marjorie Tallchief, Moscelyne Larkin, Yvonne Chouteau and Rosella Hightower, the five Native American Ballerinas

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28 Nov

Today we honor the Iroquois Nationals, the first Native American lacrosse team to compete internationally in a professional sport.

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27 Nov

Join the Indian Affairs Committee tomorrow for a meet & greet with major league soccer player Chris Wondolowski at 2 pm in 628 Dirksen.

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27 Nov

Today we honor N. Scott Momaday a Pulitzer Prize winning author who sparked the Native American Renaissance literary movement.

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26 Nov

Today we honor Maria Martinez, a cultural artist who turned the craft of Native American pottery into an internationally enjoyed art form.

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