USDA launches ‘lawfare’ complaint portal

After dropping the criminal “lawfare” case against the Maude family, cattle ranchers in South Dakota under siege by the former Administration for a nearly 100-year-old fence-line that pre-dates the adjacent national grasslands, and now launching an investigation into forced sale of 13 beef and dairy operations on the Marin Coast of Northern California so bureaucrats can manage this land, USDA launched a new web portal for other farmer, rancher, and USDA customers affected by unfair and politically motivated lawfare originating under the Biden Administration. Read more…

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