The President's ability to set aside land for monuments and national parks comes from the outdated Antiquities Act of 1906.
Paul Gosar: “The President's ability to set aside land for monuments and national parks comes from the outdated Antiquities Act of…”
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Gosar criticizes the Antiquities Act's relevance for current land designations.
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