Yes, here's the document that proves the BIA doesn't check heritage, ancestry and even knowingly let's a random "group" take over a real tribe's name so they can set up a casino.  

• Letters from the BIA, LAFCO and the Shingle Springs Rancheria Deed (page 2), with notations.
  
• Casino sues Historic Shingle Springs Miwok Tribe's Chief, to bar aboriginals from being who they are 
• KCRA 3 video Casino sues Historic Shingle Springs Miwok Chief

Miwoks don't come from Hawaii. They're California Natives.

Oh, you mean we really don't know where this random group of people calling themselves Miwoks came from because they never had to prove their Indian ancestry?   Then why do they have a casino...in California?

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• sacbee p2

This is the Historic Shingle Springs Miwok Tribe petition. Signing this petition will automatically email your local representatives and President Obama. A fax will be sent to the Natural Resources Committee.  

• Please sign here.

Case before the Supreme Court describing the Secretary of Interior's breach of duties to the Congress and the Loyal Mdewankantons of 1886.  Here is the PETITION FOR WRIT OF CERTIORARI filed November 6, 2009.

Provided by  MKlaw.com

• Introduction Prelude: Gambling On Tradition
• Chapter 1: A Bonfire Of The Vanities Of Scholarship 
• Chapter 2: BIA, CYA, Blip 
• Chapter 3: Close Enough For Government Work?
• Chapter 4: A Case Of Misfeasance 
• Chapter 5: Le Nouveau Mdewakanton Esprit De Corp
• Appendices

Sick of this stuff?  Sign the petition.