The fact that the very agency that will be tasked with overseeing horse slaughter facilities if they reopen has firmly articulated the importance of keeping this costly and inhumane industry out of the United States weighs overwhelmingly in favor of banning domestic slaughter.
Pryor emphasizes USDA's stance against horse slaughter facilities.
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