Establishes a program to provide legal representation for immigrants facing court proceedings in Hawaii.
The bill establishes the due process in immigration proceedings program within the judiciary to provide legal representation to individuals in Hawaii facing immigration-related proceedings in immigration court, regardless of their ability to pay. The program aims to address challenges faced by foreign-born residents, including language barriers and financial constraints. It prioritizes services for vulnerable individuals, partners with community-based organizations, conducts outreach, and collects data on program outcomes. Funding is appropriated for fiscal years 2025-2026 and 2026-2027.
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