Inside Utah Politics takes a deep dive on public lands
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The decades long fight over the federal land in Utah enters its latest phase. The Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance has revived a legal challenge to President Trump's authority to move the boundaries of Utah's national monuments, saying the feds are on the wrong side of the Antiquities Act. It's a tricky issue with a long history that blends conflicts over the environment and debates over federalism. Lindsay Aerts brings together both sides of the debate. She puts SUWA Legal Director Steve Bloch and Garfield County Commissioner Leland Pollock through their paces to hear the best versions of the arguments on both sides.
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