What this bill tries to do is four major things, bring finality in four areas.
It must be nice, it must be nice to have Washington on your side.
There are shrill voices out there realizing that if we actually bring finality in this issue, they will be out of work.
I want it to be noted that this is not the hearing of this bill, it is a hearing of this bill.
I'm not sure who President Obama thinks he is accountable to, but here in Congress we believe it's our constituents.
This President has relied on the Antiquities Act--originally written in 1906 to provide temporary protection of archeolo...
Most importantly, this bill preempts arbitrary and capricious designations threatened in the final throes of the Obama a...
It is up to our elected officials, such as Chairman Bishop and Commissioner Rebecca Benally, to represent their local re...
If successful, I would suggest naming it the 'Incinerated Forest National Monument,' where schoolchildren can come to se...
This bill preempts arbitrary and capricious designations threatened in the final throes of the Obama administration.
This President has relied on the Antiquities Act, originally written in 1906, to provide temporary protection for archeo...
This creates enormous problems and economic distress on the communities that are impacted by Federal land ownership, and...
Of all the bills I have seen during this Congress, I believe no one has tried harder to adhere to these principles than ...
Hearing held on Wednesday, September 14, 2016.
We have tried from our heart of hearts to develop a bipartisan and balanced approach to this solution.
By 2013, the national monument threat had spawned a collaborative effort in which Representatives Bishop and Chaffetz so...
We appreciate the sustained efforts of House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Rob Bishop, Congressman Jason Chaffetz...
We appreciate the substantial time and resources dedicated to the pursuit of a legislative solution to this critical pre...
