Biden Administration accused of "an unlawful act of genocide."

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Monument is in the middle of tribe’s traditional homelands; tribe not consulted or included in land management

Uncompahgre Band of the Ute Tribe responds to Camp Hale National Monument designation

The tribe said the designation was made without tribal consultation and is "an unlawful act of genocide."


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President Joe Biden on Wednesday designated a World War II-era military site in Colorado as a national monument, a move that will protect the historic region’s rare wildlife and plants from development.

• The Camp Hale-Continental Divide National Monument will protect more than 50,000 acres that provide critical habitat for wildlife such as elk, lynxes and songbirds.

• The administration also announced a proposed mineral withdrawal for Colorado’s Thompson Divide, a large region of mountains, lakes and forests, to protect the land from new mining or drilling.


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In a move to ban drilling or mining the Biden administration
"designated a World War II-era military site in Colorado as a national monument, a move that will protect the historic region’s rare wildlife and plants from development."

BUT they didn't bother to consult with indigenous people who own the land.

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Can't please everyone. 

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Historically, there have been many acts of "genocide" committed against native Americans by our government. 

This isn't one.  That's some seriously overheated rhetoric.