The U.S. Supreme Court declined to review a dispute over Apache sacred land on Tuesday, prompting Justice Neil Gorsuch to issue a dissent describing the denial as a "grave mistake." The case, brought by the group Apache Stronghold,

The Supreme Court on Tuesday announced it won’t hear a closely tracked religious freedom clash out of Arizona and revealed that at least two of the court’s nine justices aren’t pleased with the decision.

Right-wing Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch is outraged that his colleagues declined to take up what has become one of his notoriously idiosyncratic pet issues on Tuesday, Newsweek reported — calling the refusal to hear the case a "grave mistake.