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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tikkalover" data-source="post: 123240" data-attributes="member: 600">Army Corps to Close Land Where Protesters CampedBismarck, ND    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers say it will close federal property where Dakota Access oil pipeline protesters have camped beginning on Feb. 22 because of concerns about flooding.         In a statement on Friday, the Corps says there has been a record snowfall and long periods of frigid temperatures at the mouth of the Cannonball River where the protesters have been camped. There is a high potential of flooding from spring runoff and ice jams.         The Corps said it sent notices to the protesters saying that they risk possible injury or death if they stay. The notice added that debris, trash and untreated waste from the camp could pollute the river and Lake Oahe.         Opponents of the pipeline have been camped there to try to stop the completion of the pipeline.I wonder who the lucky guy is that gets to dig up the frozen shitsickles. ;:;barf- - - Updated - - -BIA to provide more officers to assist Standing Rock Sioux tribe in closing protest camps on tribe's landWASHINGTON, D.C. - After pressing the administration for federal support for law enforcement on the ground in North Dakota, U.S. Senator Heidi Heitkamp announced Friday that the Bureau of Indian Affairs will provide BIA law enforcement support to assist the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in closing protest camps on the tribe’s land.The announcement comes just a week after Heitkamp urged President Donald Trump to provide federal funds to support North Dakota law enforcement that have been working at the protest. Heitkamp made her formal request after the president announced in January that he supported the completion of the pipeline. Heitkamp says she will continue to push the president to look at paying the state back for costs incurred during the DAPL protests. North Dakota has spent more than $22 million on law enforcement in relation to the protests.</blockquote>

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