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Celeste Maloy: “I've introduced CRA's to keep access open in specific…”

Featuring: Celeste Maloy, Republican | U.S. House Utah, 2nd Congressional District

Doug Burgum: Federal Government Must Increase Access To Public Lands 'As Opposed To Reducing It'

Published May 7, 2026 | Video Starts at 04:36

So the minimization criteria, which came because of an executive order, has resulted in closed roads and loss of access to a lot of the public land. In my state, I've introduced CRA's to keep access open in specific places. But can we work to protect road access on a broader basis and take a look at the minimization criteria? Yeah, I'd be happy to. (04:36–04:41)

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