Keep the Promise Act of 2015

The Keep the Promise Act of 2015, also known as Bill 114 s 152, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The main purpose of this bill is to ensure that the federal government upholds its commitments to Native American tribes regarding gaming rights and land use.

Specifically, the bill aims to prevent the expansion of off-reservation gaming facilities that could potentially harm the economic interests of tribes with existing gaming operations. It also seeks to protect tribal lands from being taken into trust by the federal government without the consent of the affected tribe.

Additionally, the Keep the Promise Act of 2015 includes provisions to address concerns about the impact of gaming on local communities, such as requiring tribes to enter into agreements with local governments to mitigate any negative effects of their gaming operations. Overall, this bill is designed to uphold the promises made to Native American tribes regarding their sovereignty and economic development opportunities, while also addressing concerns about the potential negative impacts of gaming on surrounding communities.