On the recordJuly 29, 2014
In taking the actions it did, DOL ignored its own historical precedent, violated Constitutionally protected due process, and subjected family farms to crushing economic harm in these very tough times.
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congress.govIn taking the actions it did, DOL ignored its own historical precedent, violated Constitutionally protected due process, and subjected family farms to crushing economic harm in these very tough times.
Schrader argues that DOL's actions harmed family farms and violated due process.
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