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$120 million in federal funds open as Oklahoma tribes prepare for increased flood risks

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2024-07-15

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2024-07-15

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GMan

07-16

how come the Indians don't pay for their own stuff they have a giant money maker with those casinos and they have plenty of money why do they need money from the US government when they're Sovereign citizens it's about time that we rethink this whole thing with the Indians because of what has happened with the mcgirt ruling

Jonk

07-15

congratulations. something does need to be done, about flooding. water standing . people drowning. so congratulations again.

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