H.R. 4532 would remove more than 1.1 million acres from the Bears Ears National Monument, including some of the most significant and highly visited archaeological areas such as Grand Gulch and most of Cedar Mesa.
Grijalva critiques the bill for removing significant archaeological areas from the monument.
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