I want to say that I fully support the gentleman's substitute amendment, and I want to ask if we could do a little colloquy in the process. I note with interest there has been several references made by our friends on the opposite side concerning the Hawaii Admissions Act suggesting there was nothing whatsoever that Congress at will, as part of the provisions of the Hawaii Admissions Act, taking care of Native Hawaiians. And I believe this is something that I think our colleagues need to understand a little better, that after the Hawaii Admissions Act, it didn't mean that we just completely forget anything and everything to do with the needs of Native Hawaiians. Am I correct on that?
Eni Faleomavaega: “I want to say that I fully support the gentleman's substitute amendment, and I want to ask if we could do a little…”
On the recordFebruary 23, 2010
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The speaker discusses the implications of the Hawaii Admissions Act on the needs of Native Hawaiians.
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