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Inquiry launched into US Forest Service official over wildfire resource allocation

Michael Boren, a senior official with the US Forest Service, is under scrutiny for allegedly directing wildfire resources to his own property in Idaho. Three Democratic senators have accused him of inappropriate interference and are demanding an investigation from the US Secretary of Agriculture.

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<p>Michael Boren, a senior official overseeing the US Forest Service, is facing allegations regarding the diversion of wildfire resources to his property in Idaho. Democratic senators have accused Boren of 'inappropriate interference' in a letter addressed to Brooke Rollins, the US Secretary of Agriculture.</p><p>The senators are calling for an investigation into claims that Boren pressed agency staff to allocate additional resources to combat a wildfire near his ranch. Boren currently serves as the undersecretary of agriculture for natural resources and environment.</p>

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Trump official faces inquiry over claims he diverted wildfire resources to his own property

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Inquiry launched into US Forest Service official over wildfire resource allocation