H.R. 10466, known as the "Land And Social Security Optimization Act" or "LASSO Act," proposes that each year, 10% of the revenue collected by the Department of the Interior and the Department of Agriculture from activities on public lands is deposited into the Federal Old-Age...
Simple Explanation
The LASSO Act says that 10% of money made from fun stuff and important jobs done on public lands will help old people by going into their savings fund called Social Security. It makes sure no one will lose money they usually get, like states and tribes, from this plan.