Trump's executive order opens two Tulare County dams

TULARE COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- President Trump's enforcement bid to nonstop much h2o to Southern California is liable for accrued h2o flows connected 2 rivers successful Tulare County.

U.S. Senator Alex Padilla is demanding answers from the Trump medication aft helium says the Army Corps of Engineers ordered dams connected the Kaweah and Tule River opened to unsafe flood levels.

Those flows person since been reduced, according to information from the Army Corps.

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The intent down the President's bid was to get much h2o to Southern California for warring wildfires.

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