Trump faces bipartisan backlash over plan to sell public lands to states and tribes

The Trump administration's proposal to sell federal public lands to states, local governments, and tribes has sparked immediate and robust bipartisan opposition. Critics argue this move could undermine conservation efforts and the protection of natural resources, which are vital for both environmental sustainability and recreational opportunities. The plan has raised concerns among conservationists and indigenous groups who fear the loss of land that holds significant ecological and cultural value. This backlash highlights the ongoing tension over federal land management and the differing priorities between political parties.