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Charges: Utah Man Threatened To Kill Trump, Attack Theater

By AP • Jan 4, 2018
President Trump's life, after anouncing the shrinkage of two national Monuments while in Salt Lake City, was threatened by 33-year-old Travis Luke Dominguez.
wbur.org

A U.S. grand jury has charged a Utah man with threatening to kill President Donald Trump during his visit last month to announce changes to two national monuments.

An indictment released Wednesday by the U.S. attorney's office in Utah alleges that 33-year-old Travis Luke Dominguez submitted messages to a police tip line threatening to kill the president and to harm police officers if they tried to intervene.

Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance Plans Litigation After Trump Monument Proclamation

By Katherine Taylor • Dec 4, 2017
nps.gov

“Well, as we feared, Trump has cut out over two million acres,” said Scott Groene, the executive director of the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance.

The End Of DACA Could Hurt The Dairy Industry

By Bronson Teichert • Sep 15, 2017
wisonsinwatch.org

The dairy industry is hopeful President Trump's recent decision to phase out the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, will force Congress to enact immigration reform.

Agricultural Budget Cuts Could Change Safety Nets For Farmers

By Bronson Teichert • May 30, 2017
NPR.org

Last week Donald Trump released his proposed budget plan for 2018. According to the budget, the U.S Department of Agriculture would take one of the biggest cuts with a decrease of $4.7 billion in funding.