For more than a year, they had lived undisturbed on a spit of sand near Honolulu Harbor — a few dozen individuals cobbling together homes from driftwood and discarded boards, “almost anything that would keep out the wind and rain.”  The immigrants living in the makeshift community known as the “South Sea Island Settlement” built … Continue reading Hawaii Has Been ‘Sweeping’ Homeless From Public Lands For More Than 100 Years