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Testimony from National Indian Child Welfare Association on S.2526 in 2000

Authors: National Indian Child Welfare Association

Publication Year: 2000

Last Updated: 2012-05-10

Journal: NCUIH

Keywords: Testimony, 2000, National Indian Child Welfare Association, NICWA, Senate Committee on Indian Affairs,SCIA, S.2526, Reauthorization

Abstract: Testimony July 26, 2000
National Indian Child Welfare Association
Submitted to the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs

Regarding S.2526 Re-Authorization

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