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Editorial: Michigan governor should OK off-reservation casinos


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The shuttered Bay Mills Indian Community casino in Vanderbilt, Michigan. Photo © Bay Mills News

Newspaper calls on Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder (R) to approve off-reservation casinos for the Bay Mills Indian Community:
Bill Schuette, Michigan’s attorney general, has taken the lead on the Bay Mills casino matter. He has fought the casino quest without success.

Now it’s the governor’s turn. Instead of devoting more state money and resources to stopping Bay Mills’ casinos, perhaps it’s time to work out a compromise.

The Supreme Court didn’t turn out to be the last word on Bay Mills’ plans. Snyder should find a way to permit the Vanderbilt casino to operate and above all, to let a Port Huron casino finally come to life.

Get the Story:
Editorial: Snyder can grant city's casino wish (The Port Huron Times-Herald 6/3)

Supreme Court Decision:
Michigan v. Bay Mills Indian Community (May 27, 2014)

Oral Arguments on the Indianz.Com SoundCloud:

Relevant Documents:
Oral Argument Transcript | Supreme Court Docket Sheet No. 12-515 | Supreme Court Order List

6th Circuit Decision:
Michigan v. Bay Mills Indian Community (August 15, 2012)

Related Stories:
Column: Bay Mills still a long way from off-reservation casino (6/2)
Editorial: States need power to curtail number of tribal casinos (6/2)
NIGA welcomes ruling in Bay Mills off-reservation gaming case (5/30)

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