Do you feel that if there is a multi-national company doing business in Peru with a horrendous track record on human rights violations, do you believe that they should still have access to Federal domestic public lands, given their track record of abuse elsewhere?
Grijalva questions the access of companies with poor human rights records to U.S. public lands.
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