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Hawai‘i lawmakers publicly pushed back on the Trump administration’s shift toward in-person immigration hearings in Honolulu. The dispute is a concrete administrative change with obvious consequences for access to counsel, court capacity, and immigrant communities trying to navigate an already brutal system.
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Hawai‘i lawmakers publicly pushed back on the Trump administration’s shift toward in-person immigration hearings in Honolulu. The dispute is a concrete administrative change with obvious consequences for access to counsel, court capacity, and immigrant communities trying to navigate an already brutal system.
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