Mark Macarro, Pechanga Chairman, is concern with the development of casinos on Indian Reservations. He intends to drive his organization in protest of the casino expansion. Macarro has recently felt a loss because the current legislation will not allow current contacts to be broken up.

Macarro is not allowing his recent loss to stop him from moving forward to protest the casinos among Native American reservations. He plans to make the necessary moves in order to protest the issue in time for the next round of legislation.

Many who oppose casinos on reservations believe that the games have done great harm to Indian families and other Californians in general.

Many Indian tribes do not wish for the compacts to be agreed upon because they make a generalized agreement that does work for all the casino sites on varying reservations.

Community members are attempting to subvert legislation by simply not voting on the adoption of the work agreement compacts as they pertain to casinos.

Law makers are taking the stand of unification when it comes to creating policy for reservation casinos in California. Government officials are not convinced that personalized legal policy is going to solve the problems posed by casinos.

Legal restrictions are the only means the California government has come up with to curb immoral practices among Native American Casinos. These facilities will have adhere to the compacts for the time being until further legislation ensues.