Red River Private Property Protection Act

Bill 114 HR 2130, also known as the Red River Private Property Protection Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The purpose of this bill is to address concerns regarding the ownership and management of land along the Red River in Texas, Oklahoma, and other states.

The bill aims to clarify the boundaries of private property along the Red River by requiring the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to survey and identify the private property rights of landowners in the area. This is in response to disputes and confusion over land ownership that have arisen in recent years.

Additionally, the bill seeks to protect the property rights of landowners by prohibiting the BLM from taking any action that would infringe upon these rights without the consent of the landowner. It also requires the BLM to consult with affected landowners and state and local officials before making any decisions regarding land management along the Red River. Overall, the Red River Private Property Protection Act is aimed at providing clarity and protection for landowners along the Red River, ensuring that their property rights are respected and upheld. The bill has garnered bipartisan support in Congress and is currently under consideration for passage.