The tribe dropped plans to build a casino on an Indian allotment but the state of Oklahoma is trying to keep the dispute alive by asking the justices to review a case that's very similar to one they recently decided.

The bill would require the Legislature to ratify a compact, a practice that is common other states with tribal casinos.

The tribe has agreed to share gaming revenues with the city of Beloit and Rock County.

As the State of Connecticut and its Congressional Delegation continue the premeditated genocide of the remaining three state-recognized tribes, we find it hypocritical of them to now want to open three additional casinos.