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Ranchers, conservationists clash over federal orders to remove Mexican gray wolves

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By Nicole Krasean Verified
| KSAZ-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
Officials with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently announced the removal of two Mexican gray wolves after the predators killed and injured livestock in the American Southwest. What we know: The decision has drawn criticism from conservation advocates who say this type of removal represents a slippery slope. Redacted copies of the removal orders do not specify the exact locations where the wolves are being taken from, but the documents note that one wolf was killed in May in the same area.
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Ranchers, conservationists clash over federal orders to remove Mexican gray wolves

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By Nicole Krasean Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service authorized the removal of two Mexican gray wolves in the American Southwest following reported livestock depredations. Redacted removal orders show one wolf was previously killed in the same area in May, which provided only temporary relief for livestock losses. Conservationists argue lethal management is a temporary fix, while eastern Arizona ranchers state unmitigated livestock kills hit their businesses directly in the pocket.
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Former FLDS leader Samuel Bateman gets 24 years for Arizona child abuse convictions

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By Nicole Krasean Verified
| KSAZ-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
New insight is emerging into what happened inside the courtroom this week as convicted child sex abuse ring leader Samuel Bateman received his latest sentence connected to his crimes while acting as a self-proclaimed prophet for a Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints offshoot on the Arizona-Utah border. FOX 10 spoke with one of the women who helped bring Bateman down.
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