Topic - Ruben Gallego

Gallego said he’s heard criticism that politicians only visit bigger and more accessible tribes, and that few in Washington know how to work with tribes to provide aid.

Native Americans could swing U.S. elections, but they ask politicians: What have you done for us? →

“You’ve been to Mar-a-Lago more than you’ve been to the border," Gallego said, calling attention to Lake's frequent trips to Trump's resort in south Florida.

Kari Lake, Ruben Gallego spar over border, abortion in lone Arizona Senate debate →