The St. Croix Band of Lake Superior Chippewa was back in court this week over its off-reservation casino in Wisconsin.
The tribe sued the Bush administration last month, saying the Interior Department was making unlawful changes to its land-into-trust policy. In response, the government agreed not to make a decision on the St. Croix casino until January 31 at the earliest.
But then the Bureau of Indian Affairs earlier this month issued new guidance for off-reservation casinos. The tribe amended its lawsuit to challenge the policy, which makes it harder for tribes to win approval for off-reservation casinos.
The St. Croix Band and the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa want a casino in Beloit.
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(The Beloit Daily News 1/17)
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