STOP THE AKAKA BILL!

The "Akaka Bill," S. 310, the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act (NHGRA) has passed key committee votes in the United States Senate and has already been passed by the House of Representatives (H.R. 505).

This bill has been called both racist and secessionist. The Akaka Bill threatens human rights, fairness, racial integration, and the territorial integrity of the United States of America.

What is the Akaka Bill and why is it bad for the United States?
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QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER 

RESOURCES

LEGISLATION

Text of the Bill in the U.S. Senate

Status of the Senate Bill

Text of the Bill in the U.S. House of Representatives

Status of the House Bill

History of the House Bill

REPORTS/TESTIMONY

United States Department of Justice

United States Civil Rights Commission

Statement of Administration Policy

Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona - Letter Opposing the Akaka Bill

Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama - Senate Floor Statement Opposing the Akaka Bill

The 'Native Hawaiian' Bill: An Unconstitutional Approach in Furtherance of a Terrible Idea - The Heritage Foundation

Black Activists Criticize Congressional Plan to Create a Race-based Hawaiian Government - Project 21 - National Leadership Network of Conservative African Americans

Hawaii Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand - Grassroots Institute

Why Congress Must Reject Race-Based Government for Native Hawaiians - United States Senate Republican Policy Committee

ARTICLES

Pluribus Sine Unum - Will the Senate impose race-based government on Hawaii? - Wall Street Journal

A Hawaiian Punch to E Pluribus Unum - National Review Online

The Akaka Bill: Indigenous or Indivisible? - Hawaii Reporter

Manifest Destiny in Reverse - Richard Lowry, National Review Online syndicated columnist

Did Anyone Ask the Hawaiians? - Townhall

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