Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) is facing scrutiny regarding access sites and tribal fishing rights along the Columbia River, amid a GAO investigation into BIA issues.

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Land use restrictions are being applied to Bureau of Indian Affairs lands within Douglas County, Oregon. All 1 developments

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