In recent weeks, President Donald Trump’s new budget proposal has been criticized and praised. For example, Great changes -Silently coming to Amtrak and US Railroads -Approved in Fiscal Year 2026 is, for the most part, as if positive, the exception bar in question about the ongoing train project and the future is still unclear. However, some other areas of the budget are not very positive or even accepted. One bone of the strife is The sale of “extreme” public land, including areas inside and around the National ParkThe National Forest, and the Land Management Bureau (BLM), to pay for Trump’s estimates, are all outlined under the new laws.
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The Beautiful Bill Including the Republic of the Senate to sell millions of acres of public land across the West US, a step alleged to be aimed at improving the US housing crisis. Eleven states can lose a large area of public land to the highest cure, which has been understood to cause anger among many Americans. For now, American people can breathe a sigh of relief; Senate Parliament Elizabeth Macdonough, just clapped with a decision that received a loud applause from US citizens across America who was afraid of their national park site -but Trump’s intention to sell American land is pending.
The Senate Parliament is just shooting a plan to auctioned Federal Land
Millions of acres of federal land in eleven countries -Western US countries are on aid for auctions, allegedly helping to deal with the affordable housing crisis, despite the doubtful opinions held by many. In the scope of the federal land, public land is a national forest and area near the National Park. A map by the Non -Profit Land Conservation Association, the Wilderness Association, showcases areas across the eleventh state under consideration for sale. This state -state is:
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- Arizona
- California
- Colorado
- Idaho
- Nevada
- New Mexico
- Oregon
- Utah
- Washington
- Wyoming
The speculative map of eligible public land is sold under the original proposal of the Republican showing areas close to (and possibly overflowing into) several major national parks, including Death Valley, Lassen Volcanic in California, Mount Rainier and Olympics in Washington, Yellowstone in Wyoming and Montana in Wyoming and Montana in Wyoming and Montana in Wyoming and Montana, Canyonlands in Wyoming and Montana, and Canyonlands in Wyoming and Montana, and Canyonlands in Wyoming and Montana, and Canyonlands in Wyoming and Mingon, and Canyonlands in Wyoming and Mingon, and Canyonlands in Utoming and Mingon, and Canyons in Utah and Zyonlands in Wyoming and Watch, Canyonlands. Other National Park Service Unit (NPS) units on maps that may also be at risk for sales and development including Kings Canyon California National Park, Grand Teton Wyoming National Park, and Walnut Canyon and Sunset Volcano Arizona. In addition, the map also shows some national forest lands with eligible ski resorts.
Road from Yellowstone National Park to Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, USA
Senator Mike Lee, a Republican of Utah and the Chairman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, submitted the original move, which would propose about 250 million acres of Western public land for potential sales; However, it states that sales will be limited to about three million acres. The overall estimates of the project and the projected profits are outlined below.
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SUMMARY OF PUBLIC BUSINESS PUBLIC LAND SALE |
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Area opened for potential sales |
3.29 million |
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Area eligible for sale |
258 |
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Charged profit for the US government |
$ 10 billion |
Not surprisingly, the proposal to sell public land has sparked anger across the country among Americans and the curses of the local, state, and country industries, as well as conservation, anglers, hunters, and the US outside recreation industry.
“Backlash across the country triggered by Senator’s proposal Mike Lee to sell millions of acres of public land shows how universal it is,” said Scott Braden, executive director of the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance.
However, the temporary victory for the US Federal land, including national forests, BLM lands, and NPS sites, have completed the scores -at this time.
The Senate Parliament just shot Trump’s plan to auctioned Federal Land
Movement to a auction of millions of acres of federal land to pay for President Donald Trump’s budget proposal has taken a shocking turn; The beautiful bill is no longer big, and never beautiful, in public opinion. This is good news for those who oppose the sale of public land; The recent consideration was ignored by the Senate Member of Parliament Elizabeth Macdonough, who thought it would violate the House rules.
He also rejected the language to allow hypothetical, 211-mil Ambler Road, which would run through the Alaska gate parts of the Arctic National Park and preserve to reach the proposed copper mine. In addition, he rejected a move that would allow offshore oil and gas projects to automatically meet the allocation National Environmental Policy Act.
Although this early dismissal was a victory for the Americans against the Bill, the “war” did not end. Trump’s desire to sell public land is still ongoing, and the sponsor of the move intends to return with a new review that can see the sales plan continue. The proposed review will limit the Bureau of Land Management Sales and Eliminate National Forest Lands from the Bill. Senator also promised to “protect our farmers, breeders, and our recreational users. They came first.” Indeed, the review is a bit more liberal than the previous plan, but it still has widespread criticism and response from the US officials and the US citizens.
“Although we are happy to see a sales plan issued from the Budget Bill, we know the basic goal of Lee remains the same: to sell American public land using any legal grounds or opportunities.
Despite the well -known victory for the opposition of the Bill where the original proposal was set aside by the Senate MP, he now has a new task: to study the amendments and decide whether to accept them.
Americans now must be waiting for a decision on the fate of public land
After rejecting the Senator Lee land sales step, the next task for the Senate MP is to consider the new revision by the Budget Peace Act. Macdonough must also study amendments and decide whether they are complying Byrd rulesThe provisions named in conjunction with the West Virginia Democrats, Senator Robert BYRD.
The BYRD rules state that amendments must be directly bound to formulate a budget solution policy.
Americans rejoice over early victory but are now urged to act and help save their public land
The festive spirit has appeared high on social media, as US organizations and citizens daily praised the first dismissal of Senator Lee’s sale.
“This is a victory for the American community, strong and clear: public land belongs to the public, for the current and future generations,” said Tracy Stone, president of the Wilderness Association. He added “we believe that the next politician who wants to sell public land will remember that people from all lines will oppose the idea. Our public land is not sold.”
President and Chief Executive Officer of the Trust for Public Land, Dr. Carrie Besnette, also weighed in the joy of Parliament’s decision, stating that it was “an important victory in the struggle to protect American public land from short-sighted suggestions that would affect bipartisan work to protect, steward, and expand access to places we all shared.
“All over the country and throughout the party, the Americans have made it very clear: they do not want to see their public land sold to the highest cure,” added Dr Besette statement.
In the middle of all the festivals, however, the Americans are Also Reminded that seizing their garden does not end; Dr. Besenette also issued a warning in the same statement:
“But no mistake – this threat is far from.
The other groups voiced the same sentiment, urging the US people to be dissatisfied and did not consider the rejection of the sale of the Senate Parliamentary Land as a last victory. More than the Wilderness Association’s Instagram page, non -profit recorded updates where it encourages people to use their voices and act to save public land.
“There is a lot of confusion: public land is still playing! We need to maintain pressure to ensure that this effort does not pass.
Finally, the risks to National Parks, Sites, Forests, and Lands in the United States are only a bit of a gratitude for the Senate Parliament’s rejection of the Senator Lee Public Land Sales Plan, which aims to help pay Trump’s budget and increase the country’s affordable housing crisis.
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However, the battle can be won, but the war is still ongoing. Americans must now wait for the next decision from the Senate MPs, and everyone’s ears are released because they are passionate about what may be the land of the United States’s beloved public park.