Lee Zeldin Tells Senator He ‘Doesn’t Believe’ In ‘Armed Bureaucracy’ When Asked About ‘Outrageous’ EPA Raid
- The Environmental Protection Agency conducted a raid with dozens of armed agents on a mine near Chicken, Alaska, in August 2013, according to Fox News.
- Senator Dan Sullivan questioned Lee Zeldin about the use of armed agents during a hearing, linking it to the Biden administration's raids on small mechanic shops in Alaska.
- Sullivan expressed concerns about the dangers of armed raids in Alaska, citing the Second Amendment and the potential for violence against agents.
- Zeldin stated he does not believe in an 'armed bureaucracy' for the EPA, labeling the raids 'outrageous' and unnecessary.
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