Here is the opinion in Miccosukee Tribe of Indians v. United States. An excerpt:
Since 1995, the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida (“Tribe” or “Miccosukee tribe”) has had a running battle with the federal government over the government’s management of the Central and Southern Florida Project for Flood Control (“C&SF Project”) in the Everglades. This case is the most recent chapter. The gist of the four-count complaint the Tribe filed in this case is that the project diverts excessive flood waters over tribal lands—in part to protect other land owners whose properties are located within the project. The District Court dismissed three of the complaint’s counts for failure to state a claim for relief and the fourth on summary judgment. The Tribe appeals these decisions. We affirm.
Here are the briefs:
US Supplemental Letter Oct 2011
US Supplemental Letter Sept 2012
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Fighting to protect Miccosukee tribal lands from excessive diversions of flood waters #indigenouswaters