Authorizes the use but does not guarantee the use, so that gives the Forest Service... the determination that that water could be used for something other than snow-making or other than grazing.

It is not about anti-mining. It is about pro-Grand Canyon.

What we have to deal is facts, not hearsay, not scare tactics but the facts.

I am here as a person from Arizona and as a citizen of this Nation to say we are potentially risking the very symbol that has sustained what this country was in the past.

I am opposed to the way the Secretary has done their dictation.

I always tell people judge us by the way we do things today, not the way the Federal Government did things back in the 1950s.

I don't care how sure they are now about how they can contain it on a truck because the traffic out there is going to require, if they pull into the main road, either the one on 64 or 89, they are going to have to have street lights out…

I rise today in support of my legislation, H.R. 1904, the Southeast Arizona Land Exchange and Conservation Act, legislation that will create new American jobs, reduce our dependence on foreign sources of energy and minerals, protect…

The point of reference is that we cite all the Native tribes. They are far from being in unison. In fact, during our conversation within the Resources Committee, former tribal chairman and 16-year tribal Councilman Harrison Talgo testified…

I thank the chairman for yielding. My legislation shows you can protect the land and the water and have a strong economy with good jobs. The land exchange will bring into Federal stewardship 5,500 acres of high-priority conservation lands…

the biggest problem was the Federal Government.