Native Hawaiian programs and institutions continue to be under attack in the courts. Hence, there is an urgency to act and to clarify that the status of Native Hawaiians is a political question best left to the political arena, namely the Congress, to resolve.
Daniel Inouye: “Native Hawaiian programs and institutions continue to be under attack in the courts. Hence, there is an urgency to act…”
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Addressing the legal challenges faced by Native Hawaiian programs and the need for Congressional action.
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