The Supreme Court agreed this morning to wade into a long-running dispute between Texas and two Native American tribes over the tribes’ right to run gaming operations on their tribal land in the state. If the two Texas tribes were to win their case in the Supreme Court, there could be a ripple effect across the nation, spurring more tribe-controlled casinos. In the unsigned order Oct. 18 in Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo v. State of Texas, court file 20-493, the justices, as is their custom, offered no explanation for their decision. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit ruled against the tribes, finding that the state was within its legal rights to bar gaming startups by the tribes. Gaming is an industry euphemism for gambling. The Biden administration is siding with the two Texas tribes, arguing that they don’t have the same gaming rights that many other tribes …