claim: "texas still owns all of its public lands. if the federal gov't wants to create a park, they must ask permission!"
author: glenn hegar
evidence_1: all statements from glenn hegar. true. updated: ... "texas still owns all of its  public lands. if the federal gov't wants to create a park, they must ask permission!" .
evidence_2: all recreation statements that are half-true ... "texas still owns all of its public  lands. if the federal gov't wants to create a park, they must ask permission!".
evidence_3: jun 24, 2015 ... texas comptroller of public accounts. | follow .... texas still owns all of its public  lands. if the federal gov't wants to create a park, they must ask ...
evidence_4: sep 1, 2017 ... whether you are a first-time hunter or a seasoned sportsman or woman, ... which  has set aside millions of acres of land for the conservation of all wildlife, ... today,  there are 76 areas managed by the national park service, 336 ... to ensure you  are hunting in appropriate areas, please contact your local ...
evidence_5: eminent domain is the power of government to take private land for public use. ...  when the government does take private property for public use, it must fairly ...  some piece of public land, i.e. build a bus terminal on what had been a public  park, ... prevents government officials from taking private land for their own  purposes.