Rancher Wins Environmental Lawsuit
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•Judge rules that Biden admin violated environmental law in halt of border wall construction
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A federal judge ruled in favor of a southern border rancher who had argued that the Biden administration had violated environmental law in it's "haste to reverse its predecessor's border policies" An Arizona rancher, Steven Smith , was part of a lawsuit challenging the Biden -administered administration.
The judge ruled that Smith "suffered concrete and particularized injuries" as a result of DHS not meeting the requirements of NEPA .
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