WND 5/19/2023
Using 'rule' change to alter law adopted by CongressJoe Biden has made much use of executive orders, sometimes to make changes that would not be adopted by Congress.
For instance, among his many agenda points that he's pursued simply by writing down what he wants, he's worked to redefine the word "sex" in the nation's legacy nondiscrimination laws to include "gender identity" and such.
Essentially, his agenda has argued that members of Congress, when they adopted a ban on sex discrimination decades ago, to protect women, they were proclaiming that transgenders must be treated as the sex they choose to represent themselves as being.
Now Biden is working to change the requirements established by Congress for the multiple use of public lands across much of the American West.
He wants to simply change a rule to satisfy his ideologies.
"This is an attempt by the Biden administration to end multiple use on public lands," explained William Perry Pendley, who led the BLM during the Trump administration, to The Federalist.
A report at the publication noted that the Bureau of Land Management was working to "fundamentally reshape how public lands are managed" and it's happening "without congressional approval."
More:
https://www.wnd.com/2023/05/bidens-plan-end-multiple-use-public-lands/
