Trump bombing court to ban the copper mine in Arizona, which affects 3,800 jobs

president Donald Trump On Tuesday, the Court of Appeal decided to temporarily prevent federal officials from completing the transfer of the necessary lands to Rio Tinto and BHP to develop Arizona’s decision Copper project.

In a social publication in fact, the president said: “A copper mine in Arizona,” Decision “, was just late by the Radical Left Court for two months – 3800 jobs affected, and our country, simply, needs copper – and now they are looking to make a quick attraction before the ninth circle, but it is very sad that the radical left -wing activists can do this, and affect the lives of many people.”

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It was scheduled to be transferred today. However, a committee of judges in the ninth court of Appeal in the United States issued a temporary order late Monday in response to the late appeal by an original American tribe Environmental protection advocates.

“Those who fought the anti -America, and represent other copper competitive countries,” said Trump.

In a statement in favor of Fox Business, a Collection Copper spokesman said: “We are confident that the court will eventually confirm the orders of the provincial court well explaining in detail the reason for meeting the exchange of lands directed at Congress all the applicable legal requirements.”

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Prosecutors argued that before the transmission of lands occurred, the government must prepare a review “covering each aspect of the planned mine and all relevant infrastructure.” They argue that the government has failed to consider potential issues such as breach of the dam, the failure of the pipeline, and if there is an emergency plan for the waste storage area.

“Over the past 11 years, the copper project in the decision has undergone a strict and independent review under the National Environmental Policy Law, led by the American Forestry Department. This review included extensive consultations with many indigenous American tribes with the cooperation of the ancestors with these lands, local communities, civil society organizations, Seed Federal, and Ageains. Preserving. Possible effects on tribal, social, environmental and cultural interests.

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Reuters contributed to this report.