Perrelli Heads Up Tribal Justice Initiative

By Mary Jacoby | June 14, 2009 11:44 pm

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Associate Attorney General Tom Perrelli is in Niagara Falls on Monday for an event hosted by the National Congress of American Indians. Carrie Johnson at the Washington Post explains why: He’s there the tell Native Americans there’s more money coming from the government for youth mentoring, victim assistance and crime prevention. How much? The stimulus package earmarked $248 million for tribal justice issues.

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