Well, to be fair, it's the only really good habitat in the continental US that can support a feral colony. And they do have a Burm problem in the glades. The state has already addressed the issue and have a reasonable system in place to control it. Senator Nelson is a US Senator. The only kind of law he can really influence is national. The method he seeks to use is the Lacey Act, a national law. It doesn't have any provisions for state be state evaluation of species. It's a binary list. You are in or you are out, nationwide. So, when all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail.
