Ownership of Federal Land: Answers Suggested by the Bundy Standoff
Tenth Amendment Center{The limitations the Federal Government has within the several states might be quite different in its territories or it might be just as well restricted there. The distinction is very important to note.}{NOTE: Yosemite National Park was established AFTER the Civil War in 1890. Yosemite Valley and osemite Valley and Mariposa Grove went to California under California state law. The powers exercised by United States Government were likely with respect to territorial government.}is subject to state law. Contrary to current Supreme Court doctrine, when the federal government owns non-enclave land, the federal government usually should be treated like any other landowner, so long as the state respects the discharge of legitimate federal functions.
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Tenth Amendment Center{The limitations the Federal Government has within the several states might be quite different in its territories or it might be just as well restricted there. The distinction is very important to note.}{NOTE: Yosemite National Park was established AFTER the Civil War in 1890. Yosemite Valley and osemite Valley and Mariposa Grove went to California under California state law. The powers exercised by United States Government were likely with respect to territorial government.}is subject to state law. Contrary to current Supreme Court doctrine, when the federal government owns non-enclave land, the federal government usually should be treated like any other landowner, so long as the state respects the discharge of legitimate federal functions.
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