Casino mogul Donald Trump said he won't give up his lawsuit against the Eastern Pequot Tribal Nation of Connecticut.
Trump sued the tribe after he was dumped as a casino investor. He says he is owed at least $500 million for financing a faction of the tribe.
The two factions have since reunited but their federal recognition is being reconsidered by the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Trump Pushing Lawsuit Against Easterns Despite Recognition Status
(The New London Day 7/21)
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