Colorado River Indian Tribes rejoin two Indian gaming groups

Thursday, June 2, 2011  

The Colorado River Indian Tribes have rejoined the Arizona Indian Gaming Association and the National Indian Gaming Association.

CRIT hasn't been a part of AIGA for several years. The split dates to Proposition 202, an Indian gaming referendum that passed in 2002, when CRIT advocated for a different version of the Class III gaming compact.

CRIT later won a landmark federal court decision that said the National Indian Gaming Commission cannot regulate Class III gaming.

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