Hawaii HB73 prohibits the establishment of immigration detention facilities on public lands.
Hawaii HB73 amends Chapter 171 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to prohibit the Department and Board from disposing of or approving the use of public lands for immigration detention facilities. It also prevents state or county agencies from processing permits or contracts related to such facilities. An "immigration detention facility" is defined as a place where individuals are held while their deportation proceedings are determined.
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