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Richard Bodien 7/4/23 Richard Bodien 7/4/23

Two Perspectives on Political Narrative in One Activist Family

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What’s the Beef

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Richard Bodien 6/25/23 Richard Bodien 6/25/23

The Great Hawaiian Displacement: A Tragedy of Dispossession

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Values: American or Hawaiian?

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DID you know our HI county POLICE DEPARTMENT has a collaborative agreement with the Department of Homeland Security (ICE)?

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HI COUNTY COUNCIL & State legislators

Kindly ask our elected representatives to rescind the Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with ICE and to pass a law banning 287(g) programs in Hawai’i County and the neighbor islands. We support the request made by the ACLU Hawai’i to our Mayor in June, 2025

“We continue to have open dialogue with our police to ensure that we are in compliance with the existing MOUs and not conducting enforcement activity outside the scope of HPD’s authority,” the council chair said.
Inaba added that he agrees with ACLU and doesn’t think the county should advance any further agreements.
“The ACLU letter explains that the 287(g) program, named for a section of the Immigration and Nationality Act, delegates federal authority to carry out certain immigration enforcement activities to participating local law enforcement officers.”
~ Big Island Now, Tiffany DeMasters

Hawai’i County Council Members

Dis 1 - heather.kimball@hawaiicounty.gov - (808) 961-8828
Dis 2 - jennifer.kagiwada@hawaiicounty.gov - (808) 961-8272
Dis 3 - dennis.onishi@hawaiicounty.gov - (808) 961-8396
Dis 4 - ashley.kierkiewicz@hawaiicounty.gov - (808) 961-8265
Dis 5 - matt.kanealii-kleinfelder@hawaiicounty.gov - (808) 961-8263
Dis 6 - michelle.galimba@hawaiicounty.gov - (808) 323-4277
Dis 7 - rebecca.villegas@hawaiicounty.gov - (808) 323-4267
Dis 8 - Holeka.Inaba@hawaiicounty.gov - (808) 323-4280
Dis 9 - james.hustace@hawaiicounty.gov - (808) 887-6077

Hawai’i Island State Legislators

Senators
Dis 1 - seninouye@capitol.hawaii.gov - 808-586-7335
Dis 2 - sensanbuenaventura@capitol.hawaii.gov - 808-586-6890
Dis 3 - senkanuha@capitol.hawaii.gov - 808-586-9385
Dis 4 - senrichards@capitol.hawaii.gov - 808-586-6760

House Representatives
Dis 1 - repkusch@capitol.hawaii.gov - 808-586-6680
Dis 2 - repkeohokapuleeloy@capitol.hawaii.gov - 808-586-6120
Dis 3 - reptodd@capitol.hawaii.gov - 808-586-6200
Dis 4 - repilagan@capitol.hawaii.gov - 808-586-6530
Dis 5 - repkapela@capitol.hawaii.gov - 808-586-9605
Dis 6 - repkahaloa@capitol.hawaii.gov - 808-586-8530
Dis 7 - replowen@capitol.hawaii.gov - 808-586-8400
Dis 8 - reptarnas@capitol.hawaii.gov - 808-586-8510

Resolution 74-25
FULL
VIDEO HEARING HERE
Read the concerns HERE
PASSED 5 to 4 VOTE

This Civil Beat article should make it clear to Mr. Onishi, Ms. Kierkiewicz, Mr. Kaneali‘i-Kleinfelder, Ms. Galimba, and Chair Inaba that supporting RES 74-25 was a reckless decision made without fully understanding the current realities faced by residents of our county and our nation. Innocent, law-abiding immigrants — including children 0-17 of age — have been detained without due process, with some even kidnapped from school grounds and held at the local police station before being deported. Some have returned home due to no legal standing, yet are traumatized by this experience.

Mahalo to Ms. Kimball, Kagiwada, Villeges, and Mr. Hustace for applying this simple safety rule by voting NO!

We are the ONLY island nation where Native Hawaiians have legal rights!

Yet, we have low voting rates.

VOTE! BECAUSE THEY DON’T WANT US TO.

Register to vote here BY JULY 20TH, 2024

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