Senators, Congressmen Join Bid To Restrict President's Use Of Antiquities Act

More than two dozen Republican senators and congressmen have filed an amicus brief siding with parties that have gone to court in a bid to restrict a president's use of the Antiquities Act to set aside federal lands as national monuments.

Related Keywords

Idaho ,United States ,Arkansas ,Wyoming ,Oregon ,Tennessee ,Washington ,Iowa ,Siskiyou ,Arizona ,California ,Wisconsin ,Montana ,Utah ,Pennsylvania ,Colorado ,Bears Ears ,Virginia ,Minnesota ,American ,Americans ,Glenn Thompson ,Lauren Boebert ,Donald Trump ,Matthew Rosendale ,Russ Fulcher ,Travis Joseph ,Harrietm Hageman ,Ben Cline ,Dan Newhouse ,Ryan Zinke ,Bruce Westerman ,Derrick Van Orden ,Cathy Mcmorris Rodgers ,Thomas Tiffany ,Ken Calvert ,Doug Lamborn ,Tom Mcclintock ,David Nuffer ,Bill Clinton ,Cliff Bentz ,Chuck Fleischmann ,Andy Biggs ,Pete Stauber ,Douglas Lamalfa ,Scott Perry ,Lori Chavez ,Mariannette Miller Meeks ,John Rose ,Bears Ears National Monument ,Bureau Of Land Management ,Escalante National Monument ,American Forest Resource Council ,California Railroad ,Us Supreme Court ,Siskiyou National Monument ,Cascade Siskiyou National ,Cascade Siskiyou National Monument ,Antiquities Act ,President Obama ,President Bill Clinton ,Land Management ,President Donald Trump ,Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument ,President Biden ,Ninth Circuit ,Ken Buck ,Lori Chavez Deremer ,Eli Crane ,