The National Monument would prevent San Juan County Navajos and Ute Tribes from using the lands for the practicing of ceremonies, spiritual rejuvenation, gathering of herbs, firewood, cedar poles/posts, hunting, and caretaking of sacred places.
Rob Bishop: “The National Monument would prevent San Juan County Navajos and Ute Tribes from using the lands for the practicing of…”
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Bishop shares a resolution from local tribes opposing the monument's designation.
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One final parliamentary inquiry. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman will state his parliamentary inquiry.
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