Senators and Representatives celebrate the repeal of a Biden-era public lands rule, restoring multiple-use access to federal lands.
Quiver AI Summary
U.S. Senators Jim Risch and Mike Crapo, along with Representatives Mike Simpson and Russ Fulcher, expressed support for the reversal of a Biden-era Bureau of Land Management rule by the Trump administration. They argue that the previous rule infringed on multiple-use rights and limited access to public lands.
Senator Risch stated, “Multiple use is a legal requirement, not a suggestion,” emphasizing that the change aims to restore access for activities like recreation and grazing. Other officials voiced similar sentiments, suggesting the rollback is aimed at prioritizing local stakeholders over special interest groups.
Representative Fulcher noted that the administration’s actions protect traditional uses of public lands, while Risch has actively pushed for legislative measures against the former rule. The reversal marks a significant policy shift in federal land management, as highlighted by the Idaho delegation's remarks.
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