The rule and the consent decree excessively restrict taxpayers' access to Cape Hatteras National Recreational Area, and they are unnecessary to protect the wildlife.
Walter B. Jones: “The rule and the consent decree excessively restrict taxpayers' access to Cape Hatteras National Recreational Area, and…”
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Jones criticizes regulations limiting access to Cape Hatteras, arguing they are not needed for wildlife protection.
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