Hawaiʻi can’t control ICE. Here’s what lawmakers want to do instead - AP News
The Trump administration's immigration crackdown and rescinding of 'sensitive places' policies served as the catalyst for the Hawaiʻi legislation.
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Hawaiʻi lawmakers are advancing legislation to limit state cooperation with ICE, aiming to protect immigrants from federal crackdowns and distinguish local policing from federal enforcement tactics.
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