That won’t fly.
A California native tribe is accusing Riverside County of fraud and racial discrimination after the county passed a law barring them from negotiating access to an airport next to its property, according to a lawsuit obtained by Law360.
In a lawsuit filed Monday, the Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians claim that after they spent $12 million to purchase 612 acres of land adjacent the Jacqueline Cochran Regional Airport in Thermal, Calif., Riverside County sneakily passed a resolution blocking them from entering into a Through-the Fence (TTF) agreement with the airport.
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