Proposed U.S.-Mexico Screw-worm Eradication Program
July 19, 2026
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The Frame
The legislation would authorize the federal government to spend resources on pest efforts outside of U.S. borders to prevent the spread of s into domestic livestock populations.
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Livestock producers
The eradication of screw-worms directly impacts the health and management of livestock populations.
Secretary of Agriculture
The Secretary is granted new authority to conduct international cooperation programs.
Last recorded activity July 19, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The hearing concerns S. 3325 and H.R. 14888, which propose amending the Act of February 28, 1947.
- The primary objective of the legislation is to authorize the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture to cooperate with Mexico on screw-worm eradication.
- The hearing took place on June 23, 1966, before a subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry.
- The legislation aims to expand the scope of the 1947 act to include international cooperation.
Why It Matters
The legislation would authorize the federal government to spend resources on pest efforts outside of U.S. borders to prevent the spread of s into domestic livestock populations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of S. 3325 and H.R. 14888?
Why is the government involved in screw-worm eradication?
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Discoveries
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Expansion of Agricultural Authority
The legislation marks a shift toward authorizing federal agricultural agencies to conduct operations outside of U.S. borders for pest control.
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Analysis Score
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