Accidentally Killing Birds Isn't A Crime Says Trump Administration : The Two
Accidentally Killing Birds Isn't A Crime  Says  Trump Administration 
 The Trump administration  says  it  will no longer criminally prosecute companies that accidentally kill migratory birds. The decision reverses a rule made in the last weeks of  the Obama administration .
In its final weeks   the Obama administration  issued a legal opinion stating that the law does include the incidental killing of birds  but in February   the Trump administration  suspended that opinion pending review.
The National Audubon Society said  the Trump administration 's interpretation guts the treaty and runs counter to decades of legal precedent and conservation principles. "The Migratory Bird Treaty Act is one of the most important conservation laws we have " the group says.
At least one industry group praised  the administration 's decision.
Accidentally Killing Birds Isn't A Crime  Says   [TGT] 
 [TGT] says   [TGT]   will no longer criminally prosecute companies that accidentally kill migratory birds. The decision reverses a rule made in the last weeks of  the Obama administration .
In its final weeks    [TGT] issued a legal opinion stating that the law does include the incidental killing of birds  but in February    [TGT] suspended that opinion pending review.
The National Audubon Society said   [TGT]  's interpretation guts the treaty and runs counter to decades of legal precedent and conservation principles. "The Migratory Bird Treaty Act is one of the most important conservation laws we have " the group says.
At least one industry group praised   [TGT]  's decision.