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Hawaii man challenges Native Hawaiian homestead program
A Hawaii resident says a public land program limiting homestead leases to people with at least 50% Native Hawaiian ancestry violates the Constitution and wants to end it.
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A Hawaii man has filed a lawsuit challenging the Native Hawaiian homestead program, which restricts homestead leases to individuals with at least 50% Native Hawaiian ancestry. The program's eligibility requirements have been called into question by the plaintiff, who argues that they violate the Constitution.
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