On February 11, the United South and Eastern Tribes, Inc.,
(USET)—comprised of 26 federally-recognized Tribal Nation
members--passed a resolution in support of S.901 and H.R.1769, the Toxic
Exposure Research Act, reported Stephen Bowers of the Seminole Tribe of
Florida who serves as the chair of the USET Veterans Affairs Committee.
“This means our USET Legislative Affairs staff will now start calling
congressman and senators to get on board with helping to pass the two
bills,” said Bowers, who also serves as liaison to the Florida
Governor’s Council on Indian Affairs; as VVA National Minority Affairs
Vice Chair for Native Americans; as president of VVA Chapter 23; and as
president of the American Indian Veterans Memorial Initiative.
View the groups in support of H.R.1759 and S. 901
View the groups in support of H.R.1759 and S. 901
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