I am deeply concerned about that, because some of the examples pre-Sackett of enforcement actions in Wyoming would, to the naked eye of people with common sense, seem to be beyond the scope of the Federal Government.
Senator Lummis expresses concern over federal overreach in Wyoming water jurisdiction.
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