Political
Online Gambling Is Heating Up
NIGC Response to Oklahoma Officials' Objection to Broken Arrow Casino
Stevens acknowledged that IGRA requires a tribe to operate Indian gaming only on "Indian lands," which has a specific legal definition, as explained in our earlier posts.
Heidi McNeil Staudenmaier on Indian Gaming
Controversy in Oklahoma Over Broken Arrow
The Kialegee are a federally recognized tribe with about 430 members, based in Wetumka, and historically part of the Muskogee Creek Confederacy. Last spring, the tribe signed a gaming compact with Oklahoma.
