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    Justice Department says Trump can abolish national monuments

    June 11, 2025Updated:June 11, 2025 example-1 No Comments
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    The president can “alter a previous declaration of a federal monument,” according to the May 27 viewpoint released on Tuesday, finding that the Antiquities Act, which gives the president the authority to designate monuments on national land to prevent development.

    The DOJ processing read,” We come to the conclusion that the Antiquities Act allows the President to change a previous declaration of a federal statue, including by concluding that the “markworks, structures, or objects” identified in the previous declaration either never were or no longer are deserving of the Act’s protections.”

    The pronouncement of a memorial under the Antiquities Act has long been cited as an example of an irreversible claim made by Attorney General Homer Cummings in a 1938 mind.

    The DOJ argued that that mind should be “disavow.”

    The Interior Department’s decision coincides with the Interior Department’s plan to reduce the federal property used for oil cutting and mine. Trump had even approved commercial fishing at the Pacific Islands Heritage Marine National Monument while keeping the museum’s position. &nbsp,

    18 leaders from both political events have dedicated national territory to monuments since the Antiquities Act was passed in 1906. Former President Joe Biden established the Chuckwalla and Sáttla Highlands National Monuments, which protect more than a thousand square miles of land during the latter part of his presidency. &nbsp,

    While attempting to reduce the size of the Utah National Monuments Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante, Trump attempted to do so in his first presidency, but there are no details on how he will practice this new authority. Before a final determination was reached, Biden reversed Trump’s choice after the case was brought before going to court. &nbsp,

    Chief Supreme Court Justice John Roberts predicted that he would support hearing a case against the Antiquities Act in 2021 because he believed it would” transform into a strength without any obvious control to set aside large and abstract swathes of terrain.”

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    Harrison Fields, a spokesman for the presidency, said Trump’s large, beautiful bill needs to be passed to see greater growth in energy assets. He claimed Harrison Fields ‘ assessment was a win for the management as it sought to expand the country’s energy sources.

    According to Fields,” The presidency shocked this crucial sector back into life in nearly six months, making good on another guarantee to the British people,”” America’s power infrastructure was on life support when President Trump took office.” The Senate must pass the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to stop Biden’s campaign against American energy and open our national lands and waters to petrol, gas, coal, volcanic, and mineral leasing, according to the statement.

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