( 16 U.S.C. 539p ) that mandates the transfer of 2,422 acres of the sacred Oak Flat area to foreign-owned Resolution Copper within 60 days of publication of an Environmental Impact Statement. (9) To maximize shareholder profits through the monetization of American resources, foreign-owned Resolution Copper plans to use the cheapest and most destructive form of mining, block cave mining, to develop a large-scale copper mine that will obliterate the sacred Oak Flat area and result in a crater 1.8 miles long and at least 1,000 feet deep, depriving American Indians from conducting religious ceremonies and other traditional practices. (10) Section 3003 lacks any requirement for foreign-owned Resolution Copper to sell the copper it extracts from beneath Oak Flat in the United States. (11) According to the United States Geological Survey’s 2023 annual report, over 25 percent of all copper mined in the United States in 2022 was exported overseas. (12) According to a 2020 University of Arizona report, copper has consistently been a top export from the State of Arizona, with most of it being shipped to the People’s Republic of China from the Port of Guaymas in Sonora, Mexico. (13) Foreign-owned Resolution Copper intends to extract copper ore beneath Oak Flat, which will be slurried through 22 miles of pipelines and loaded onto trains to be likely shipped overseas according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. (14) Foreign-owned Resolution Copper’s mine will deplete, destroy, and poison substantial amounts of limited and precious water resources in a region that is already suffering from severe water shortages by— (A) pumping at least 775,000 acre-feet of water, which is approximately 250,000,000,000 gallons over the 40-year life of the mine and is enough water to support 140,000 homes annually for 40 years