Congress
What Congress is doing, and not doing, on tribal recognition and California Indian affairs.
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Pelosi’s seat is up for grabs. Neither Wiener nor Chan has said a word about the Ohlone.
San Francisco will elect its first new member of Congress since 1987 on Nov. 3. Both Scott Wiener and Connie Chan defended the Presidio Trust when Trump fired its board. Neither has…
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CHAIRWOMAN NIJMEH: The Mercury News distorts the truth by refusing to fact check Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren
Last Thursday, The Mercury News, published an article where they repeatedly allowed Lofgren to propagate blatantly untrue falsehoods – which could have been easily debunked with a quick Google search. But the…
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Tribal Chairwoman Charlene Nijmeh set to declare her candidacy for Congress in California’s 18th District: “We need one of us to fight for us”
(San Jose, CA) – Muwekma Ohlone Tribal Chairwoman Charlene Nijmeh is declaring her candidacy for Congress this week. Chairwoman Nijmeh will be calling on the federal government to legislate sweeping new reforms to…
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