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North Dakota lawmakers to review key bills impacting Native American communities
Bills on healthcare, education, criminal justice and tribal tourism will be discussed in upcoming legislative sessions that could affect Native populations.
North Dakota state capitol at the capital city of Bismarck. (Photo credit/ Flicker)
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North Dakota lawmakers are reviewing several bills this week that could impact Native American communities, low-income children and individuals with disabilities.
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