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Trump signs orders expanding American hunting, fishing opportunities
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President Donald Trump issued two executive orders on Thursday to loosen federal restrictions on American hunting and fishing. “We believe that public lands belong to the American people and to the public,” Trump announced at a dinner with hunters and fishers in the White House Rose Garden after sig…
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One order mandates an expansion of federal land available for hunting and fishing, building on a previous order that opened up 92 million acres of federal land across 32 states.
Trump will sign two executive orders at the White House expanding hunting on public lands and offshore recreational fishing before a Rose Garden dinner.
President Trump hosted over 100 hunters, anglers and outdoor industry officials for a dinner in the Rose Garden Thursday to announce executive orders rolling back certain hunting and fishing restrictions.
President Trump on Thursday signed new executive orders aimed at expanding hunting and fishing access in the U.S., rolling back restrictions on these activities. The president unveiled “Reinvigorating America’s Hunting Heritage” and “Restoring American Saltwater Angling and Recreation” during a Thur…
President Donald Trump issued two executive orders on Thursday to loosen federal restrictions on American hunting and fishing. “We believe that public lands belong to the American people and to the public,” Trump announced at a dinner with hunters and fishers in the White House Rose Garden after sig…
President Trump on Thursday signed new executive orders aimed at expanding hunting and fishing access in the U.S., rolling back restrictions on these activities.
