Judge Napolitano: EPA’s Regulation Of ‘Puddles’ Is Gov’t Taking Your Property

Judge Napolitano: EPA’s Regulation Of ‘Puddles’ Is Gov’t Taking Your Property

The EPA is in the midst of an incredible power grab – utilizing changes to the Clean Water Act to regulate the smallest entities of water, like puddles, on the private property of Americans.

“At some point, regulations become so burdensome, so onerous, it’s the equivalent of the government taking the property or the equivalent of the government being physically present on the property. They will drive small businesses and small farmers out of business because these folks don’t have the wherewithal to resist it,” states Napolitano.

Krauthammer called it “insane” for the EPA to assert the authority to regulate “water in a trench” on private property.

The EPA is simply claiming their right to regulate the tiniest body of water on your land – like ‘seasonal puddle’. The Constitution doesn’t even give this authority to Congress, much less an independent federal agency.

It will take both Houses of Congress to strike this down, or it becomes law.



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