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Northwest Native Nations could lose hundreds of millions in federal funding, report says

September 27, 2025/

Roughly $530 million of the $1.19 billion allocated to Northwest tribal nations in fiscal year 2024 — used to fulfill the federal government’s trust and treaty obligations to Native American and Alaska Native tribes — is at risk of being cut.

 

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