In my view, the fact that the Indian tribes of California went to the ballot, they told the people one thing, and that is that the Indian gaming would be on tribal land, and in fact now, there is effort after effort to move away from that concept is candidly unacceptable.
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Feinstein expresses concern over changes to tribal gaming agreements in California.
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