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The oil industry says the waivers do not destroy ethanol demand.
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Companies say the waivers allow for speedier and more cost-effective resolution of workplace disputes.
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Oil refiners say the waivers protect blue-collar jobs and have no real impact on ethanol use.
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But a federal lawsuit challenging the administration says the waiver process is opaque and difficult to navigate.
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Biofuel advocates say the waivers hurt demand for corn-based ethanol, but the oil industry argues against that claim.
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Schwartz and immigration advocates say the waivers are granted after lengthy review and are extremely difficult to get.
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The EPA said the waivers "will allow greater flexibility for fuel distribution systems" in the two states.
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"I believe not indeed," says the Waiver: "many thanks to your Majesty."
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"I'm in want of work, plaze your rivirence," says the Waiver.
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"No indade," says the waiver, "you have the advantage of me."
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"I can't afford it," says the Waiver, running his horse at the ditch.
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"I'll be proud to sarve you, my lord," says the Waiver.
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Industry experts say the waivers provided by Trump's EPA have taken a big chunk out the 15 billion ethanol credit market.
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One man who visited the volcano at Easter said the waiver made clear it was an "unpredictable and active volcano".
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"Let me at him at wanst," says the Waiver.
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"Now I'm ready for the road," says the waiver.