WASHINGTON, President Donald Trump vetoed two bipartisan natural resources bills this week on Tuesday, blocking funding for a long-planned Colorado drinking water pipeline and denying expanded tribal control over Miccosukee lands in Florida. The White House issued veto messages saying the measures would impose excessive costs and conflicted with administration immigration policy; both bills had passed the House and Senate unanimously by voice votes. Lawmakers including Rep. Lauren Boebert criticized the pipeline veto as harmful to rural constituents and suggested political motives. Congress would need two-thirds votes in both chambers to override. Based on 11 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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The administration and advocates of reduced federal spending benefited because the veto preserved federal outlays the White House said would be avoided.
Residents of southeastern Colorado and the Miccosukee Tribe experienced delayed infrastructure and land-control benefits that had bipartisan congressional support.
Trump vetoes two bipartisan resource bills, prompting backlash
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