There is no law, there is no judicial precedent that guarantees that Native Americans will have continued access to or use of their sacred sites on this land, if that land is, in fact, designated as a national monument.
Mike Lee: “There is no law, there is no judicial precedent that guarantees that Native Americans will have continued access to or…”
On the recordJuly 26, 2016
Source
congress.govEditor's note · Context
Lee emphasizes the lack of legal guarantees for Native American access to sacred sites under national monument designation.
Share
More from Mike Lee
Aug 1, 2026
Why is the federal bureaucracy in the child mutilation business? Americans don’t want to pay millions for these disturbing studies where hundreds of kids are experimented on with puberty-blocking drugs.
Jul 14, 2026
Today’s proclamation shows that President Trump listens to Utahns and respects the limits Congress placed on the Antiquities Act. For too long, presidents have weaponized monument designations to lock up millions of acres, close roads…
Jul 9, 2026
History will not look kindly on us if we don’t pass the SAVE America Act.





