The North Fork Rancheria of
Mono Indians is on track to build an off-reservation casino in California.
After starting work on the project in 2003, the tribe won Bureau of Indian Affairs approval of its land-into-trust application last month.
"This decision brings our tribe one step closer to realizing our generations-long dream of helping our people and our community," Chairwoman Elaine Bethel-Fink said in a statement.
The tribe plans to build a $200 million casino on the 305-acre site.
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