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24
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2024–2026
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Pro: Congressman Paul Gosar, D.D.S. (AZ-09) sponsored H.R. 10699, the Legislative Approval for National Designations Act, or LANDs Act, legislation to restore Congresss role in major federal land-use decisions and rein in unilateral executive action under the Antiquities Act:The legislation requires congressional approval for federal land withdrawals exceeding 5,000 acres and places new limits on national monument designations. It would also cap new monuments at 640 acres without congressional approval, require private property owners consent when their property would be included within a monument, prohibit the reservation of water rights through a designation, and clarify what qualifies as an object of antiquity. The LANDs Act builds on Interior Department Secretarial Order 3418 and seeks to ensure decisions involving livestock grazing, energy and mineral development, timber, recreation, wildlife, water and other public-land uses receive appropriate congressional scrutiny. ESA reform amendments to HR 1897 "ESA Amendment Act of 2025 to protect American farmers, ranchers, and property owners from government over reach, including: 1) Removal of "distinct population segments" from "species" definition; 2) Clarifies what is a "species"; 3) Removes "throughout all or a significant portion of its range" to clarify that the entire species must be threatened with extinction; 4) Clarifies scope of "critical habitat" 5) Requires Congressional review of critical habitat designations over 50,000 acres; 6) Dequires the federal government to consider key terms limiting actions that trigger Section 7 consultations; 7) Automatically delists species after 10 years; and 8) Requires federal agencies to coordinate with local governments. Draft legislation In support of reducing the amount of land the federal government owns. n support of Landowner Easement Rights Act HR 2730 by US Rep. Hageman to provide that the Secretary of Interior not enter into certain conservation easements with a term more than 30 years. ESA delistijngs grey wolf.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: H.R. 10699
Pro: Congressman Paul Gosar, D.D.S. (AZ-09) sponsored H.R. 10699, the Legislative Approval for National Designations Act, or LANDs Act, legislation to restore Congresss role in major federal land-use decisions and rein in unilateral executive action under the Antiquities Act:The legislation requires congressional approval for federal land withdrawals exceeding 5,000 acres and places new limits on national monument designations. It would also cap new monuments at 640 acres without congressional approval, require private property owners consent when their property would be included within a monument, prohibit the reservation of water rights through a designation, and clarify what qualifies as an object of antiquity. The LANDs Act builds on Interior Department Secretarial Order 3418 and seeks to ensure decisions involving livestock grazing, energy and mineral development, timber, recreation, wildlife, water and other public-land uses receive appropriate congressional scrutiny. ESA reform amendments to HR 1897 "ESA Amendment Act of 2025 to protect American farmers, ranchers, and property owners from government over reach, including: 1) Removal of "distinct population segments" from "species" definition; 2) Clarifies what is a "species"; 3) Removes "throughout all or a significant portion of its range" to clarify that the entire species must be threatened with extinction; 4) Clarifies scope of "critical habitat" 5) Requires Congressional review of critical habitat designations over 50,000 acres; 6) Dequires the federal government to consider key terms limiting actions that trigger Section 7 consultations; 7) Automatically delists species after 10 years; and 8) Requires federal agencies to coordinate with local governments. Draft legislation In support of reducing the amount of land the federal government owns. n support of Landowner Easement Rights Act HR 2730 by US Rep. Hageman to provide that the Secretary of Interior not enter into certain conservation easements with a term more than 30 years. ESA delistijngs grey wolf.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: HR 1897
Pro: Congressman Paul Gosar, D.D.S. (AZ-09) sponsored H.R. 10699, the Legislative Approval for National Designations Act, or LANDs Act, legislation to restore Congresss role in major federal land-use decisions and rein in unilateral executive action under the Antiquities Act:The legislation requires congressional approval for federal land withdrawals exceeding 5,000 acres and places new limits on national monument designations. It would also cap new monuments at 640 acres without congressional approval, require private property owners consent when their property would be included within a monument, prohibit the reservation of water rights through a designation, and clarify what qualifies as an object of antiquity. The LANDs Act builds on Interior Department Secretarial Order 3418 and seeks to ensure decisions involving livestock grazing, energy and mineral development, timber, recreation, wildlife, water and other public-land uses receive appropriate congressional scrutiny. ESA reform amendments to HR 1897 "ESA Amendment Act of 2025 to protect American farmers, ranchers, and property owners from government over reach, including: 1) Removal of "distinct population segments" from "species" definition; 2) Clarifies what is a "species"; 3) Removes "throughout all or a significant portion of its range" to clarify that the entire species must be threatened with extinction; 4) Clarifies scope of "critical habitat" 5) Requires Congressional review of critical habitat designations over 50,000 acres; 6) Dequires the federal government to consider key terms limiting actions that trigger Section 7 consultations; 7) Automatically delists species after 10 years; and 8) Requires federal agencies to coordinate with local governments. Draft legislation In support of reducing the amount of land the federal government owns. n support of Landowner Easement Rights Act HR 2730 by US Rep. Hageman to provide that the Secretary of Interior not enter into certain conservation easements with a term more than 30 years. ESA delistijngs grey wolf.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: HR 2730
Reduce Regulatory Spending by passing the REINS Act by Rep, Cammack (HR 3058 - Reclaim the Reins Act). Legislation would require Congress approve major federal rules with an annual economic impact of over $100 million. Draft proposals to include REINS in reconciliation. Sunset Review would require major rules, those with a cost of $100 million or more, to be reauthorized by Congress or terminated every ten years. House Rule change inserting a 3 year sunset provision for all regulations in underlying bill. Draft legislation -- mandates that executive agencies must consider the economic impact of new regulations; Draft legislation -- requires federal regulations to expire in three years, absent Congressional reauthorization; Congressional Review Reform Act H.R. 4112 (sponsor: Rep. Derek Schmidt) -- eliminates the time barrier on the CRA and allows any rule or agency action to be overturned by a CRA resolution; Draft legislation-- creates apublicly available, objective rating system to allow the American people to independently assess ifagencies are accomplishing goals related to thestated purpose of the agency; Draft legislation -- requires independent agencies to comply with several statutes related to the rule-making process, from which they are currently exempt. Draft proposal to end all foreign aid.in order to reset relationship with U.S.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: HR 3058
Reduce Regulatory Spending by passing the REINS Act by Rep, Cammack (HR 3058 - Reclaim the Reins Act). Legislation would require Congress approve major federal rules with an annual economic impact of over $100 million. Draft proposals to include REINS in reconciliation. Sunset Review would require major rules, those with a cost of $100 million or more, to be reauthorized by Congress or terminated every ten years. House Rule change inserting a 3 year sunset provision for all regulations in underlying bill. Draft legislation -- mandates that executive agencies must consider the economic impact of new regulations; Draft legislation -- requires federal regulations to expire in three years, absent Congressional reauthorization; Congressional Review Reform Act H.R. 4112 (sponsor: Rep. Derek Schmidt) -- eliminates the time barrier on the CRA and allows any rule or agency action to be overturned by a CRA resolution; Draft legislation-- creates apublicly available, objective rating system to allow the American people to independently assess ifagencies are accomplishing goals related to thestated purpose of the agency; Draft legislation -- requires independent agencies to comply with several statutes related to the rule-making process, from which they are currently exempt. Draft proposal to end all foreign aid.in order to reset relationship with U.S.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: H.R. 4112
Pro: Legislation sponsored by Rep. Barry Moore to reform legal immigration called the Americans First Immigration Act (H.R. 8586). This legislation would end chain migration and the diversity visa lottery. Senate companion (S. 5485) sponsored by Senator Tommy Tuberville.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: H.R. 8586
Pro: Legislation sponsored by Rep. Barry Moore to reform legal immigration called the Americans First Immigration Act (H.R. 8586). This legislation would end chain migration and the diversity visa lottery. Senate companion (S. 5485) sponsored by Senator Tommy Tuberville.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: S. 5485
To amend the Arms Export Control Act to modify certain provisions relating to AUKUS defense trade cooperation, and for other purposes.
2026 · third_quarter · Firm: ADUSTON CONSULTING, LLC
Advocated for Reclaim the Reins Act by Rep. Cammack (HR 3068) that would require Congressional approval of major regulations that cost more than $100 million annually
Client expense: — · Firm income: $40,000
Matched citations: HR 3068
To amend the Arms Export Control Act to modify certain provisions relating to AUKUS defense trade cooperation, and for other purposes.
2026 · second_quarter · Firm: ADUSTON CONSULTING, LLC
Advocated for Reclaim the Reins Act by Rep. Cammack (HR 3068) that would require Congressional approval of major regulations that cost more than $100 million annually
Client expense: — · Firm income: $35,000
Matched citations: HR 3068
ESA reform amendments to HR 1897 "ESA Amendment Act of 2025 to protect American farmers, ranchers, and property owners from government over reach, including: 1) Removal of "distinct population segments" from "species" definition; 2) Clarifies what is a "species"; 3) Removes "throughout all or a significant portion of its range" to clarify that the entire species must be threatened with extinction; 4) Clarifies scope of "critical habitat" 5) Requires Congressional review of critical habitat designations over 50,000 acres; 6) Dequires the federal government to consider key terms limiting actions that trigger Section 7 consultations; 7) Automatically delists species after 10 years; and 8) Requires federal agencies to coordinate with local governments. Draft legislation In support of reducing the amount of land the federal government owns. Draft legislation In support of ending conservation easements in perpetuity. In support of Landowner Easement Rights Act HR 2730 by US Rep. Hageman to provide that the Secretary of Interior not enter into certain conservation easements with a term more than 30 years. Draft legislation to reform the Antiquities Act by requiring Congressional approval of designations exceeding 5000 acres.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: HR 1897
ESA reform amendments to HR 1897 "ESA Amendment Act of 2025 to protect American farmers, ranchers, and property owners from government over reach, including: 1) Removal of "distinct population segments" from "species" definition; 2) Clarifies what is a "species"; 3) Removes "throughout all or a significant portion of its range" to clarify that the entire species must be threatened with extinction; 4) Clarifies scope of "critical habitat" 5) Requires Congressional review of critical habitat designations over 50,000 acres; 6) Dequires the federal government to consider key terms limiting actions that trigger Section 7 consultations; 7) Automatically delists species after 10 years; and 8) Requires federal agencies to coordinate with local governments. Draft legislation In support of reducing the amount of land the federal government owns. Draft legislation In support of ending conservation easements in perpetuity. In support of Landowner Easement Rights Act HR 2730 by US Rep. Hageman to provide that the Secretary of Interior not enter into certain conservation easements with a term more than 30 years. Draft legislation to reform the Antiquities Act by requiring Congressional approval of designations exceeding 5000 acres.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: HR 2730
Reduce Regulatory Spending by passing the REINS Act by Rep, Cammack (HR 3058 - Reclaim the Reins Act). Legislation would require Congress approve major federal rules with an annual economic impact of over $100 million. Draft proposals to include REINS in reconciliation. Sunset Review would require major rules, those with a cost of $100 million or more, to be reauthorized by Congress or terminated every ten years. House Rule change inserting a 3 year sunset provision for all regulations in underlying bill. Draft legislation -- mandates that executive agencies must consider the economic impact of new regulations; Draft legislation -- requires federal regulations to expire in three years, absent Congressional reauthorization; Congressional Review Reform Act H.R. 4112 (sponsor: Rep. Derek Schmidt) -- eliminates the time barrier on the CRA and allows any rule or agency action to be overturned by a CRA resolution; Draft legislation-- creates apublicly available, objective rating system to allow the American people to independently assess ifagencies are accomplishing goals related to thestated purpose of the agency; Draft legislation -- requires independent agencies to comply with several statutes related to the rule-making process, from which they are currently exempt. Draft proposal to end all foreign aid.in order to reset relationship with U.S.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: HR 3058
Congressional Review Reform Act of 2025
2026 · second_quarter · Firm: DGSR LLC
Reduce Regulatory Spending by passing the REINS Act by Rep, Cammack (HR 3058 - Reclaim the Reins Act). Legislation would require Congress approve major federal rules with an annual economic impact of over $100 million. Draft proposals to include REINS in reconciliation. Sunset Review would require major rules, those with a cost of $100 million or more, to be reauthorized by Congress or terminated every ten years. House Rule change inserting a 3 year sunset provision for all regulations in underlying bill. Draft legislation -- mandates that executive agencies must consider the economic impact of new regulations; Draft legislation -- requires federal regulations to expire in three years, absent Congressional reauthorization; Congressional Review Reform Act H.R. 4112 (sponsor: Rep. Derek Schmidt) -- eliminates the time barrier on the CRA and allows any rule or agency action to be overturned by a CRA resolution; Draft legislation-- creates apublicly available, objective rating system to allow the American people to independently assess ifagencies are accomplishing goals related to thestated purpose of the agency; Draft legislation -- requires independent agencies to comply with several statutes related to the rule-making process, from which they are currently exempt. Draft proposal to end all foreign aid.in order to reset relationship with U.S.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: H.R. 4112
Legislation sponsored by Rep. Barry Moore to reform legal immigration called the Americans First Immigration Act (H.R. 8586). This legislation would end chain migration and the diversity visa lottery.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: H.R. 8586
ESA reform amendments to HR 1897 "ESA Amendment Act of 2025 to protect American farmers, ranchers, and property owners from government over reach, including: 1) Removal of "distinct population segments" from "species" definition; 2) Clarifies what is a "species"; 3) Removes "throughout all or a significant portion of its range" to clarify that the entire species must be threatened with extinction; 4) Clarifies scope of "critical habitat" 5) Requires Congressional review of critical habitat designations over 50,000 acres; 6) Dequires the federal government to consider key terms limiting actions that trigger Section 7 consultations; 7) Automatically delists species after 10 years; and 8) Requires federal agencies to coordinate with local governments. Draft legislation In support of reducing the amount of land the federal government owns. Draft legislation In support of ending conservation easements in perpetuity. In support of Landowner Easement Rights Act HR 2730 by US Rep. Hageman to provide that the Secretary of Interior not enter into certain conservation easements with a term more than 30 years. Draft legislation to reform the Antiquities Act by requiring Congressional approval of designations exceeding 5000 acres.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: HR 1897
ESA reform amendments to HR 1897 "ESA Amendment Act of 2025 to protect American farmers, ranchers, and property owners from government over reach, including: 1) Removal of "distinct population segments" from "species" definition; 2) Clarifies what is a "species"; 3) Removes "throughout all or a significant portion of its range" to clarify that the entire species must be threatened with extinction; 4) Clarifies scope of "critical habitat" 5) Requires Congressional review of critical habitat designations over 50,000 acres; 6) Dequires the federal government to consider key terms limiting actions that trigger Section 7 consultations; 7) Automatically delists species after 10 years; and 8) Requires federal agencies to coordinate with local governments. Draft legislation In support of reducing the amount of land the federal government owns. Draft legislation In support of ending conservation easements in perpetuity. In support of Landowner Easement Rights Act HR 2730 by US Rep. Hageman to provide that the Secretary of Interior not enter into certain conservation easements with a term more than 30 years. Draft legislation to reform the Antiquities Act by requiring Congressional approval of designations exceeding 5000 acres.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: HR 2730
Reduce Regulatory Spending by passing the REINS Act by Rep, Cammack (HR 3058 - Reclaim the Reins Act). Legislation would require Congress approve major federal rules with an annual economic impact of over $100 million. Draft proposals to include REINS in reconciliation. Sunset Review would require major rules, those with a cost of $100 million or more, to be reauthorized by Congress or terminated every ten years. House Rule change inserting a 3 year sunset provision for all regulations in underlying bill. Draft legislation -- mandates that executive agencies must consider the economic impact of new regulations; Draft legislation -- requires federal regulations to expire in three years, absent Congressional reauthorization; Congressional Review Reform Act H.R. 4112 (sponsor: Rep. Derek Schmidt) -- eliminates the time barrier on the CRA and allows any rule or agency action to be overturned by a CRA resolution; Draft legislation-- creates apublicly available, objective rating system to allow the American people to independently assess ifagencies are accomplishing goals related to thestated purpose of the agency; Draft legislation -- requires independent agencies to comply with several statutes related to the rule-making process, from which they are currently exempt. Draft proposal to end all foreign aid.in order to reset relationship with U.S.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: HR 3058
Reduce Regulatory Spending by passing the REINS Act by Rep, Cammack (HR 3058 - Reclaim the Reins Act). Legislation would require Congress approve major federal rules with an annual economic impact of over $100 million. Draft proposals to include REINS in reconciliation. Sunset Review would require major rules, those with a cost of $100 million or more, to be reauthorized by Congress or terminated every ten years. House Rule change inserting a 3 year sunset provision for all regulations in underlying bill. Draft legislation -- mandates that executive agencies must consider the economic impact of new regulations; Draft legislation -- requires federal regulations to expire in three years, absent Congressional reauthorization; Congressional Review Reform Act H.R. 4112 (sponsor: Rep. Derek Schmidt) -- eliminates the time barrier on the CRA and allows any rule or agency action to be overturned by a CRA resolution; Draft legislation-- creates apublicly available, objective rating system to allow the American people to independently assess ifagencies are accomplishing goals related to thestated purpose of the agency; Draft legislation -- requires independent agencies to comply with several statutes related to the rule-making process, from which they are currently exempt. Draft proposal to end all foreign aid.in order to reset relationship with U.S.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: H.R. 4112
Legislation sponsored by Senator Cynthia Lummis (S. 238) and Rep. Celeste Maloy (H.R. 689) to establish a permit by Rule system to streamline the federal permitting process (FREE Act). Draft legislation to ensure all criminal penalties imposed by the Federal Government are created by Congress. Draft legislation to increase transparency of Judgment Fund settlements. Draft proposal to rein in federal judges.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: H.R. 689
Legislation sponsored by Senator Cynthia Lummis (S. 238) and Rep. Celeste Maloy (H.R. 689) to establish a permit by Rule system to streamline the federal permitting process (FREE Act). Draft legislation to ensure all criminal penalties imposed by the Federal Government are created by Congress. Draft legislation to increase transparency of Judgment Fund settlements. Draft proposal to rein in federal judges.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: S. 238
To amend the Arms Export Control Act to modify certain provisions relating to AUKUS defense trade cooperation, and for other purposes.
2026 · first_quarter · Firm: ADUSTON CONSULTING, LLC
Advocated for Reclaim the Reins Act by Rep. Cammack (HR 3068) that would require Congressional approval of major regulations that cost more than $100 million annually
Client expense: — · Firm income: $35,000
Matched citations: HR 3068
To amend the Arms Export Control Act to modify certain provisions relating to AUKUS defense trade cooperation, and for other purposes.
2025 · fourth_quarter · Firm: ADUSTON CONSULTING, LLC
Advocated for Reclaim the Reins Act by Rep. Cammack (HR 3068) that would require Congressional approval of major regulations that cost more than $100 million annually
Client expense: — · Firm income: $35,000
Matched citations: HR 3068
ESA reform amendments to HR 1897 "ESA Amendment Act of 2025 to protect American farmers, ranchers, and property owners from government over reach, including: 1) Removal of "distinct population segments" from "species" definition; 2) Clarifies what is a "species"; 3) Removes "throughout all or a significant portion of its range" to clarify that the entire species must be threatened with extinction; 4) Clarifies scope of "critical habitat" 5) Requires Congressional review of critical habitat designations over 50,000 acres; 6) Dequires the federal government to consider key terms limiting actions that trigger Section 7 consultations; 7) Automatically delists species after 10 years; and 8) Requires federal agencies to coordinate with local governments. In support of reducing the amount of land the federal government owns. In support of ending conservation easements in perpetuity. In support of Landowner Easement Rights Act HT 2730 by US Rep. Hageman to provide that the Secretary of Interior not enter into certain conservation easements with a term more than 30 years. In opposition to private companies devaluing residential sales due to new climate change/flood plain issues. Draft legislation to reform the Antiquities Act by requiring Congressional approval of designations.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: HR 1897
Reduce Regulatory Spending by passing the REINS Act by Rep, Cammack (HR 3058 - Reclaim the Reins Act). Legislation would require Congress approve major federal rules with an annual economic impact of over $100 million. Sunset Review would require major rules, those with a cost of $100 million or more, to be reauthorized by Congress or terminated every ten years. House Rule change inserting a 3 year sunset provision for all regulations in underlying bill.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: HR 3058
Legislation sponsored by Senator Cynthia Lummis (S. 238) and Rep. Celeste Maloy (H.R. 689) to establish a permit by Rule system to streamline the federal permitting process (FREE Act). Draft legislation to ensure all criminal penalties imposed by the Federal Government are created by Congress. Draft legislation to increase transparency of Judgment Fund settlements.
Client expense: — · Firm income: $75,000
Matched citations: H.R. 689
Source: Senate LDA