U.S. Senators John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming have introduced legislation aimed at protecting the traditional name of Devils Tower National Monument, located in northeastern Wyoming. The monument, which has been referred to as Devils Tower since the 19th century, faces potential name changes proposed by external groups and the current administration.
Senator Barrasso emphasized the historical and cultural value of the monument, stating, “As America’s first national monument, Devils Tower is an iconic landmark cherished by people in Wyoming and a famous stop for people visiting our great state. It is important we protect the legacy of this symbolic monument for years to come.”
Echoing Barrasso’s sentiments, Senator Lummis added, “As the first national landmark, Devils Tower holds great significance to generations of people across Wyoming and is one of the Cowboy State’s most cherished sights. I am partnering with Senator Barrasso to ensure we preserve this legacy and prevent D.C. bureaucrats and out-of-state interest groups from unnecessarily changing the name of this iconic and celebrated landmark.”
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