San Manuel Tribe DONATES $9 MILLION to UNLV Law and Hospitality Schools

San Manuel Tribal Chairman
LYNN VALBUENA
photo courtesy Las Vegas RJ

The San Manuel Band Indian tribe known in Southern Nevada as a major sponsor of Las Vegas sports franchises is donating $9 million to UNLV the Las Vegas Review Journal reports

The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians hopes to position the university as the nation’s leading source for education and innovation related to tribal gaming operations and law.

Representatives of the tribe were at UNLV Friday for a ceremony commemorating the gift.

n October, the tribe announced a partnership with the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium. The San Manuel Casino also has a partnership signed nearly a year ago with the Vegas Golden Knights at T-Mobile Arena.

San Manuel Tribe Donated $25 million to Loma Linda

AGUA CALIENTE TRIBAL CHAIRMAN Jeff Grubbe cites President Trump for LACK OF RESPECT

President Trump Disrespects Agua Caliente

Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians Tribal Chairman Jeff L. Grubbe spoke against President Donald Trump's desert visit, citing a lack of respect shown by the President against the tribe.

"I try not to get political on Social Media, it's ugly enough out there, but I wouldn't be much of a Tribal leader if I didn't express my disappointment about the lack of respect President Trump has shown my tribe," Grubbe wrote.

Grubbe continued, "Not only did he land Air Force One on Tribal lands, but he drove by our Government building, and we were not shown the respect/honor to welcome him on our lands. Take all the politics out of it, the lack of respect is disappointing."

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PALA WATCH: Who is Robert Smith, PALA's Current Chairman Is THIS GUY

Pala's porcine "leader", Robert Smith is profiled by our friends at PALA WATCH follow their blog for information on the corruption.

The government and fools have chosen to refer to Robert Smith as Honorable. They do so even with the knowledge of his far-ranging criminal activities. They do this either because they are the beneficiaries of his ill-gotten gain or simply admirers of power without regard of it source.

President Trump Pardons Navajo Mother, Crystal Munoz after 12 Years

Crystal Munoz was found guilty in 2008 of conspiring to possess with intent to distribute marijuana, according to a petition filed by the Criminal Defense Clinic at the Texas A&M University School of Law.

Ms. Munoz, who was sentenced to nearly two decades in prison, drew a map that her friends used in a large marijuana trafficking operation, according to Rolling Stone.

Crystal Munoz was found guilty of conspiring to possess with intent to distribute marijuana back in 2008 - when her oldest daughter Sarai was only 5 months old and youngest daughter Nova wasn't even born yet.

The girls have never known a life with their mother at home.

"I mean we've been through so much. The heartache, the pain, the anger," Crystal's husband, Ricky Munoz said. "You know especially seeing my daughters like that."

Over the past 12 years, Ms. Munoz has mentored people and volunteered with a hospice program while serving in prison, according to the White House statement.

Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce Votes Civil Rights Abuser onto their Board

The Temecula Valley Chamber doesn't vet their candidates? Or are they okay with Apartheid, Segregation and Civil Rights abuses of their board members?

 Andrew Masiel was part of the group that disenrolled, without evidence over 240 adult members of the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians.



The 2020 newly elected board of directors are Cherise Manning, A Grape Escape Balloon Adventures; Tammy Marine, Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley; Andrew Masiel Sr., Pechanga Development Corporation; Julie Ngo, Julie Ngo Agency State Farm Insurance; Jackie Steed, Reliable Realty – Jackie Steed, and Bernie Truax, Truax Management Group.

More on Masiel here from 2015. And here when he lost his election...

Andrew Masiel paid for people to vote against Native American rights as part of the Native American Caucus of the Democrat Party 

THE COMPANY YOU KEEP.......

Pechanga Descendant Elizabeth Sartuche is MISS ORANGE COUNTY

Pechanga Descendant
Elizabeth Sartuche
Miss Orange County

The Miss Orange County Scholarship Pageant has a beautiful Pechanga Descendant, Elizabeth Sartuche as it's representative this year!

Doing her Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians ancestors proud, 22 year old Elizabeth Sartuche, the new Miss Orange County represented her family and her ancestors well by being selected the winner

She's been successful in the pageant circuit with musical talents and an outgoing spirit and of course, her beauty.  This is an open competition and entrants from all over California and will compete/participate in the Miss CA pageant in June, if she wins that, she will compete in the Miss America Pageant.


Elizabeth is descended from Pechanga's Manuela Miranda Lucy Moreno, and Fred Sartuche, SR and proud mother Lorna. We've posted on the Manuela Miranda's descendants since this blog's beginning and she is proof positive that her Native American ancestors have instilled a pride in effort.   

WELL DONE ELIZABETH