Mount Cristo Rey Protection Act
What this bill does
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The Mount Cristo Rey Protection Act aims to prohibit the use of eminent domain concerning Mount Cristo Rey, a site of significant religious and cultural importance in New Mexico. The bill specifically prevents federal funds from being used for legal actions related to the land or for constructing security measures around the site, thereby protecting it from potential government seizure for border wall construction.
Rider review
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