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Trump Immigration Plans Would Hit Hawaii’s Filipino Families Hard
Filipinos have become the state’s largest ethnic group, in part because of family-based immigration policies.
Tracy Wright Corvo
Trump Nominates Honolulu Attorney Jill Otake For Federal Judgeship
The announcement was praised by by Hawaii’s two Democratic senators, Brian Schatz and Mazie Hirono.
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Why Does This Guy Make Hawaii Sen. Brian Schatz Nervous?
Barry Myers is Trump’s nominee to head NOAA but the Hawaii senator says he is “questionable choice.”
Anthony Quintano/Civil Beat
Hawaii Judge Is Right To Keep Fighting Oppressive Travel Bans
Judge Derrick Watson says the Trump administration continues to ignore requirements imposed by federal courts.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
Hawaii: Trump’s Latest Travel Ban Still Contains ‘All Of The Legal Flaws’
A federal judge in Honolulu is asked to block the new version of the administration’s attempt to halt entry to the U.S. from eight countries.
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Hawaii Poised To Challenge Trump’s ‘Travel Ban 3.0’
As the administration asks for dismissal of lawsuits against earlier travel bans, the Aloha State announces a new challenge.
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ACLU Sues To Challenge FDA Limits On Access To Abortion Pill
A Kauai physician says the federal restrictions prevent women on his island from being able to end pregnancies there.
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Papahanaumokuakea Isn’t Targeted By Trump — At Least So Far
But two other marine monuments in the Pacific would shrink if Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke’s proposal is approved.
Anthony Quintano/Civil Beat
Hawaii Joins 15-State Suit Challenging Trump Over ‘Dreamer’ Decision
The suit says ending protections for young immigrants would “punish and disparage people with Mexican roots.”
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
Hope For Legal Status In The US Turns To Uncertainty For This ‘Dreamer’
President Trump is considering ending a program that granted temporary legal status to young undocumented immigrants, including more than 500 in Hawaii.