Establishes Immigrants Day as a state holiday in Hawaii.
This bill establishes Immigrants Day as a state holiday in Hawaii, coinciding with National Immigrants Day on October 28. It also changes Statehood Day from a state holiday to a day of recognition observed annually on August 21. The bill aims to recognize and celebrate the contributions of immigrants and immigrant communities to the state.
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