To blame a fee hike on admission to the most visited national parks on veterans, people with disabilities and the elderly is uninformed, hurtful, and frankly unconscionable.
Raúl Grijalva: “To blame a fee hike on admission to the most visited national parks on veterans, people with disabilities and the…”
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Grijalva criticizes fee hikes affecting vulnerable populations at national parks.
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