Raúl Grijalva actually said...

"Your historic election, which made you one of the first two Native American women to ever serve in the U.S. Congress, was a beacon of hope in one of our democracy's darkest times."

"In particular, their concerns about the Chinese government potentially benefiting from the policy decisions we make here in the United States."

"We cannot take Resolution Copper and Rio Tinto's promises to the citizens of Arizona and the country at their word."

"Attacks on this investment are misguided, they are misplaced, and we should treat this public unit as we do with any shared heritage of history in the Parks Service."