The tribe, backed by the United States Government, has made claims now to those tributaries, and this settlement settles all of those claims, provides the White Mountain Apache Tribe with just under 100,000 acre feet of water.
Jon Kyl explains the settlement's benefits for the White Mountain Apache Tribe's water rights.
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