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Native America Calling: Deb Haaland’s track record so far
Monday, April 25, 2022
Debra Haaland: the track record so far
During the nomination hearings for Department of Interior Secretary a year ago, Deb Haaland was labeled a “radical” by some of her conservative opponents.
At the same time, Indigenous people looked to the Laguna Pueblo citizen as a long overdue symbol of Native representation at the highest levels of federal government. Now that she has a one-year track record in office, Native America Calling will discuss her progress on the issues that many Native people track.
Those issues include oil leases on public lands, solving cases of missing and murdered Indigenous women, and tribal consultation.
Guests on Native America Calling
Pauly Denetclaw (Diné) – political correspondent for Indian Country Today
Dr. Laura Harjo (Muscogee Creek Nation) – associate professor in Native American studies at OU and an affiliated faculty in the University of Oklahoma’s regional and city planning program
Amber Torres (Walker River Paiute) – tribal chair of the Walker River Paiute Tribe
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