“What part of “forever” does the state legislature not understand?”
Well, Obola is rewriting the law, so why can’t Utah? BTW, “forever” can be litigated.
Congress has a perfect right to turn over ownership to the State if it chooses. But I don’t think any lawsuit has a legal or constitutional leg to stand on.
Again, I’m not inherently opposed to such transfer, merely to false rhetoric that the State or its inhabitants have a legal or constitutional right to ownership.