American citizens and businesses do not support attempts to weaken the Lacey Act.
John Fleming
The Public Record
John Fleming is a Republican politician from Louisiana who served as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 2011 to 2017. During his time in Congress, he represented Louisiana's 4th congressional district, where he focused on issues such as healthcare, fiscal responsibility, and veterans' affairs. Fleming, a physician by profession, has been an advocate for conservative healthcare reforms and has emphasized the importance of reducing government spending. After leaving Congress, he has remained active in political circles and has been involved in various initiatives related to healthcare and public policy.
I compliment my colleagues from the Florida delegation for their tireless commitment to restoring the Florida Everglades.
I think the worry, the threat that in the next few years we are going to have reptiles on our doorsteps here in Washington, D.C. is really a little bit overblown.
A warming trend happening in this country is not disputed in the scientific community.
I have concerns that H.R. 511 will end up destroying hundreds of small businesses without providing any real benefit to the Everglades.
This law really is a crucial step to protecting this Nation's rich natural heritage, and not just Florida's.
So certainly it has been a significant negative impact on small businesses during a time that we can least afford it, with our economy being the way it is.
the framers of the Constitution created our government in which the powers and the rights of the Federal Government would be circumscribed, would be limited, and that all other powers would go to the States.
This Lacey Act protection is essential. There is no reason for one single additional loss of life to continue.
I am sure Chairman Fleming would also like to ensure that large constrictor snakes do not invade Louisiana.
I think our national debt of $16.3 trillion is certainly much more immediate.
Everything that this President has touched has reduced the production of oil.
I don't believe Congressman Markey was involved in that process, so I am not going to lend credibility to that.
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Today we will hear reasons why changes may be needed to address the legal jeopardy that Americans may face.





