A renewed political fight is erupting as House Republicans move forward with plans to sell federal lands in Western states, including Nevada and Utah. Recent developments include the approval of an amendment authorizing the sale of public lands, which has infuriated Democratic colleagues and sparked outrage among environmental groups and tribal leaders. Advocates stress the importance of keeping public lands accessible, while proponents argue the sales are necessary to fund tax cuts and other initiatives. Critics are calling this a land grab and are pushing back against the midnight votes and budget amendments that could lead to significant changes in land management and development, affecting conservation efforts and public access across the region.