Congressman Valadao, the author of that anti-ESA provision in the energy and water appropriations bill was very candid when asked about his goal. He said it was part of a process that would 'hopefully someday repeal' the Endangered Species Act.
Grijalva critiques Valadao's intention to repeal the Endangered Species Act.
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This bill would address the long-standing inequities caused by the U.S. Supreme Court's 2009 decision in Carcieri v. Salazar.
This law would apply to all of our public lands, including national parks, wilderness areas, and BLM land.
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