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EPISODE · Aug 21, 2025 · 54 MIN

Let's talk about funding cuts to tribal colleges and universities

from Let's Talk New Mexico · host Jeanette DeDios

In early June, the Trump Administration proposed up to 90% cuts to federal funding for tribal colleges and universities, including several in our region, threatening their ability to stay open.

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In early June, the Trump Administration proposed up to 90% cuts to federal funding for tribal colleges and universities, including several in our region, threatening their ability to stay open.

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In early June, the Trump Administration proposed up to 90% cuts to federal funding for tribal colleges and universities, including several in our region, threatening their ability to stay open.

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