Raúl Grijalva: “Every Republican last Congress voted against it despite their constant rallying cry on the need to speed up permitting.”

You hear repeatedly in this Congress and in this Committee of the dire dangers being presented at the southern border of this nation with fentanyl, human trafficking, organized crime, cartels...

My bill, the Clean Energy Mineral Reform Act, would do just that.

Effective democratic governance depends upon informed public participation, and several international conventions and policy guidelines call for enhanced public participation in environmental management.

Their bipartisan work to correct the misguided Carcieri ruling demonstrates how Democrats and Republicans can work together on this Subcommittee for Indian Country.