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Federal Judge pause Arizona Copper Line transfer

Attorneys representing the San Carlos Apache Tribe are asking the judge to grant an injunction pausing a land swap from the U.S. government to Resolution Copper

During the hearing, attorneys representing the tribe asked a federal judge to grant a temporary injunction pausing an upcoming land swap from the U.S. government to mining giant Resolution Copper.

Attorneys for the tribe argued May 7 that a pause is necessary as the Supreme Court considers whether to take up the case.

Source – ABC 15 Arizona

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