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Three West Coast tribes won federal approval in the Biden administration's final weeks to build controversial casinos miles away from their reservation. Tribal leaders from opposing nations are wondering: Will the incoming Trump administration shut them down when he takes office?

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The Mechoopda Indian Tribe announced it will suspend operations at its Oroville, Calif. casino on Jan. 31, less than a year after its opening.  

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An embattled gaming hall proposed by the Native Village of Eklutna has received an endorsement from the mayor of Anchorage, even as the state’s governor petitions the incoming Trump administration to revoke its approval. 

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The Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas has expanded its economic footprint with the opening of the Ischoopa Travel Center on its reservation in Livingston, Texas, combining retail operations with Class II gaming.

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The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians’ $200 million casino project in Norton Shores, Mich. appears unlikely to move forward after 14 years of planning and $35 million in development costs. 

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A federal judge denied a temporary injunction sought by tribes attempting to block a Medford, Ore. casino proposed by the Coquille Indian Tribe. 

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A trio of Oregon tribes have filed suit to block a Coquille Indian Tribe casino expansion into Medford, leading a wave of tribal gaming developments across Western states. The roundup also includes a key court ruling preserving tribal sports betting exclusivity in Washington, Graton Rancheria's legal challenge to a proposed Koi Nation casino in California, plus new tribal gaming projects in Michigan and executive changes at tribal properties.
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Tribal gaming faces both challenges and opportunities as 2024 comes to a close, with two major developments highlighting the complex relationship between tribes and states.

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The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs has recommended to confirm Patrice Kunesh as the next commissioner of the National Indian Gaming Commission. 

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Indian gaming continues to evolve through some unexpected partnerships and strategic expansions as 2024 enters its final months. From former opponents joining the Seminole Tribe’s mobile platform to the first-ever tribal-REIT financing deal, tribes are finding new ways to grow their gaming operations and strengthen their market positions.