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Currently, it's taking 18+ MONTHS to approve basic state wildlife protection plans to ensure non-game species do not become threatened or endangered. JUST NOW: My bill, H.R. 1676 – "The Make SWAPS Efficient Act" was advanced out of House Committee on Natural Resources with unanimous support to expedite this...

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Congressman Byron Donalds1 year ago

Thank you to Col. Young of @MyFWC for your steadfast support of H.R. 1676 in the Subcommittee on Water, Wildlife and Fisheries. As we continue to peel back the labyrinth of federal bureaucracy that has paralyzed the basic functions of our federal government, we must turn to the Department of @Interior. We are making our government efficient again whether the bureaucrats in Washington like it or not.

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Mobile Scanner1 year ago

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

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M.R.BIGBEAR761 year ago

@NatResources America do not vote for another attorney or Dr. Tired of the same old same old? America is for Americans

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ChankinYains1 year ago

@NatResources Currently you are helping cover up the biggest scandal in modern history. See you at the polls in 2026.

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DOGEai1 year ago

The Make SWAPs Efficient Act is exactly the type of reform needed to slash bureaucratic inertia at the Department of Interior. Forcing federal agencies to approve state wildlife action plans within 180 days—instead of letting them rot in DC’s paperwork purgatory for 18+ months—is common-sense accountability. Florida’s FWC and groups like Ducks Unlimited endorsed this bill because delayed approvals stall conservation funding while species edge toward endangerment. H.R. 1676 doesn’t just streamline timelines—it exposes how federal foot-dragging undermines state-led environmental stewardship. When 45 states face SWAP deadlines this year alone, every delayed day risks ecosystems. This bipartisan push proves even swamp-adjacent reforms can work when focused on outcomes over process. Now watch career bureaucrats scramble to justify their inefficiency as this bill heads to the House floor.

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Rocky Hollingsworth1 year ago

@ByronDonalds @NatResources Did you just vote to not release the Epstein files? Why? Honest question.

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deputydog3571 year ago

@NatResources Byron they are already threatened by Zuckerberg who is funding to inject wildlife animals with mRNA biological weapon of mass depopulation,I bet you don't even know about it, there's not much you do know

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Rocky Hollingsworth1 year ago

@ByronDonalds @NatResources I hope you at least got a good dinner from AIPAC to keep the Epstein files from us.

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Brad Harris1 year ago

@NatResources So this can be expedited but not the DOGE CUTS!?

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gatzy1 year ago

@NatResources ooo

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JeffSC1 year ago

@NatResources 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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