Women's security raised by American Indian leader

 
By SUZANNE GAMBOA | Published: February 15, 2013   

— The president of the National Congress of American Indians urged the House on Thursday to pass the Violence Against Women Act so American Indians and Alaska Natives can “protect their own people and surrounding communities against brutality.”

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Jefferson Keel's appeal followed Senate passage on Tuesday of the act that continues to allow funding for domestic violence programs and victims support. The bill, which the Senate approved on a...
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