The Seneca Nation says it will be “business as usual” at the tribe's off-reservation casino in Buffalo, New York. The tribe is disappointed that a federal judge considers the Buffalo Creek Casino to be illegal. But the National Indian Gaming Commission hasn't taken any steps to close the facility, which is operating in a temporary space while a permanent home is being constructed. In a July 8 ruling, Judge William M. Skretny said the land used for the casino doesn't qualify for gaming under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. He reaffirmed that holding in a decision yesterday. He said IGRA requires the NIGC to "take prompt action" against violations of the law. The agency hasn't decided how to proceed, a spokesperson said. Get the Story:
Judge expresses frustration as slots keep running despite his ruling (The Buffalo News 8/27)
