Dina Titus: “That distance does not mean very much in states like Nevada and Montana and Idaho.”

If you just keep rounding them up, rounding them up, rounding them up, it’s like that definition of insanity: doing the same thing, expecting it to turn out differently,”

Nevada is home to more wild horses than any other state in our country.

You see little colts, little foals that get chased down, their legs get broken. It’s just horrifying, inhumane,”

Tragically, these animals are subjected to taxpayer-funded helicopter roundups and removals that are all too often costly, ineffective, and inhumane.