•      "Despite her district containing some of the most remarkable public lands in the country, Rep. Maloy is dead-set on dismantling even the most basic protections for these places. While the 2025 Henry Mountains/Dirty Devil travel plan got many things wrong and still favors motorized recreation in far too many areas, Rep. Maloy’s bill would be worse – taking land management back to a 2008 plan that a Federal court ruled violated federal law…We’re not going to stand by and let this remote and stunning area at the heart of Utah’s redrock country be turned into a off-road vehicle free-for-all. SUWA’s members and our redrock champions in Congress will defeat this bill." Source: SUWA DC Director Travis Hammill

•      "The undersigned groups urge you in the strongest possible terms to oppose any attempt to use the Congressional Review Act (CRA) in an unprecedented and improper fashion. This includes a resolution to aim to repeal waivers issued during the previous administration by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to the state of California, which allow California to set protective pollution standards for certain vehicles under the Clean Air Act (CAA) without being preempted by national standards established by EPA. Our groups are not taking a collective position on the merits of any of these resolutions, nor should this be interpreted as a defense of existing CRA procedures as they stand. Instead, we are warning that the CRA process is being flagrantly abused, resulting in a fundamental unsettling of existing filibuster rules. According to its defenders, the CRA was enacted to provide Congress the ability to review, and potentially repeal, recently issued regulatory actions on an expedited basis that bypasses the filibuster in the Senate. Yet, in order for Congress to use the CRA’s special set of parliamentary procedures to disapprove, and thus repeal, a particular regulatory action, that action must meet the explicitly defined criteria in the CRA that members of Congress agreed upon when they first enacted the CRA." Source: CSS (Coalition for Sensible Safeguards and 80 groups)