Should Indian Gaming stay on Indian lands, or move where Las Vegas wants it?

 

It’s a Twisted Story.

A Las Vegas gambling company (Station Casinos) purchased 305 acres of land off Highway 99 in Madera to build a mega-casino. But, Station had a problem. California law only allows casinos to be built on tribal lands.

Station’s solution: They recruited the North Fork Rancheria based in the Sierra foothills, nearly 50 miles away from the Highway 99 casino site, to petition the federal government to declare the Highway 99 casino site as their tribal reservation.

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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

“Nothing in the draft EIS addressed the impacts the proposed project would have on Fresno County, even though the same EIS reported that 63% of its patrons will traverse and/or burden Fresno County’s roads and infrastructure.”
- Fresno County Supervisor Henry R. Perea


"As President of the Madera Ministerial Association, representing over 50 churches and congregations in our city, I can guarantee you that the majority of the people of Madera and the surrounding area are opposed to this casino.”
- Randall L. Brannon, President, Madera Ministerial Association


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