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Newspaper Article
Trump’s proclamations rolling back Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalate are met with legal challenges
2017
Overview
According to a study of presidential proclamations from 1977 through 2005, only 12 percent of proclamations issued were policy-based. The first president to establish a national monument was Teddy Roosevelt. Since Roosevelt, most presidents, with the exception of Nixon, Ford, Reagan and George H.W. Bush, have issued proclamations establishing a national monument. [...]this same study found that from 1942-98 there were just 83 cases that challenged presidential executive orders, and in only 14 cases did those challenges prevail. [...]the other branches of government have been complicit in presidents’ tendencies to rely on unilateral actions to move their policy agenda forward.
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Deseret Digital Media
