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      • Apsaalooke Healing
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      • Human Resources
      • SORNA
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      • Legislative Branch
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    • Apsáalooke Tours
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Chairman Frank White Clay Statement on HB 241

HELENA; Feb. 9, 2021 - Chairman Frank White Clay joined tribal leaders from around the state to testify against HB 241 that would strip tribal governments from managing wildlife on their reservations.

HB 241 would not only undo generations of cooperation between the Crow Tribe of Indians, hook & bullet advocates, and the state of Montana, but this is an attack on our sovereignty." - Chairman Frank White Clay

HB 241 would not only undo generations of cooperation between the Crow Tribe of Indians, hook & bullet advocates, and the state of Montana, but this is an attack on our sovereignty." - Chairman Frank White Clay
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