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Trump Prioritizes Americans With National Parks Order
Liberty Check
President Trump has issued a new executive order focused on improving America’s national parks while keeping costs low for U.S. citizens. The policy increases entrance and park pass fees for foreign tourists to generate additional revenue for maintenance and enhancements without burdening American families.
- Entrance and park pass fees will rise for nonresidents while Americans pay unchanged rates.
- Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum is tasked with designing a strategy to boost revenue and elevate park experiences for all.
- A record-breaking 331 million visits were logged at America’s 400 parks in 2024.
“It is the policy of my Administration to preserve these opportunities for American families in future generations by increasing entry fees for foreign tourists.”
The president declared, “The national parks will be about America first. We’re going to take it. America first for the national parks.”
An Interior Department spokesperson called the initiative “a common-sense, sustainable step to preserve our national treasures without increasing the cost burden on American citizens.”
With these new measures, the administration aims to ensure that everyone who benefits from America’s national parks contributes to their upkeep, reinforcing a constitutional approach centered on sovereignty and responsible stewardship.
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