Judge Rejects Bid To Throw Out Lawsuits Over Keystone XL Pipeline

The transcript discusses ongoing lawsuits against the Trump administration for approving the Keystone XL pipeline. U.S. District Judge Brian Morris allowed the lawsuits to proceed, citing valid claims from Native American tribes about treaty violations. The Native American Rights Fund emphasized the importance of treaties ratified by the Senate. Environmental concerns were highlighted, including a significant oil spill in North Dakota. The Keystone XL pipeline has faced protests for over a decade. While the lawsuits can continue, no injunction was granted to halt pipeline work. The Native American Rights Fund aims to hold the Trump administration and TransCanada accountable.

How much crude oil is the Keystone XL pipeline expected to transport daily?

What is the Native American Rights Fund looking to achieve moving forward with the lawsuits?