The Bureau of Indian Affairs is facing a significant overhaul, including further staff cuts, according to a statement from a tribal leader during a congressional hearing on Mar. 18 about federal funding for Indigenous communities for fiscal year 2027. “Just this week, we learned that the Bureau of Indian Affairs is planning on releasing and […]
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