On the recordMay 18, 2015
Today's meeting continues the familiar trend of holding hearings to criticize the Administration's work under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) without inviting the Administration to testify.
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congress.govRaúl Grijalva: “Today's meeting continues the familiar trend of holding hearings to criticize the Administration's work under the…”
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Grijalva points out the lack of balanced representation in hearings on the ESA.
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