Supporters looking for current news from MIGA now can stay connected via Twitter. Tweeting as @mnindiangaming, the association is posting MIGA news, legislative updates, and links to news coverage about gambling and expansion experiences in other states.
"It's important for Minnesotans to understand the experience of other states that have relied on VLTs, casinos and racinos for revenue," said MIGA Executive Director John McCarthy. "Every day, the failure of gambling to solve state fiscal problems is making news somewhere. The people here have a right to know about those situations."
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MIGA was created in 1987 to help Minnesota gaming tribes exchange information; address shared concerns; educate the public on tribal gaming and other important issues; and advocate for state and federal policies that strengthen sovereignty and self-determination.
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