How the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act improved tribal sovereignty

Members of the American Indian community and other experts explore the impact of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA) after the Brookings event, “The future of American Indian gaming: The next 30 years.”
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[@kidndn]

First, tribes do not report to Congress. Second, Every sovereign in the world has limitations on it. What makes a sovereign is the ability to make laws and be ruled by them (a practice exercised by tribal governments); and, its ability to have relationships with other sovereigns (which tribal governments do with both the federal government and state governments).

[@fun_ghoul]

You clearly don't know what "sovereign" means, dunce. Until you deign to learn, clamp your idiot fucking yap.

[@kidndn]

@@fun_ghoul Dude, pick up a book. Read a court case or two. Learn something before you make comments.

[@alfabeta6817]

Wefare schemes have rotten these folks , I believe in equal opportunity to all humans , and what government does with reservation and pay checks to help a specific group is against this idea.