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Still More Visitors Arrested And Deported | Hawaii Travel Rule Violators

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As if you needed another reason to follow the rules when you arrive in Hawaii. Read what happened on Kauai.

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  1. Kathy D

    Another example of an upside down world. At least Hawaii knows the criminals they are letting into the state and if they have covid.

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  2. Susan C.

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    1. Beat of Hawaii

      Hi Susan.

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  3. Jeff M

    I wish I could say this is unbelievable but with the Political climate in Hawaii (unfortunately it’s about the same as my home state of California. I hate it) this is completely believable. This criminal should have been kept in jail and held for the authorities from the mainland until extradition procedures are completed. That is unless the state where the crimes took place is as liberal as California and they let criminals go without prosecution. Come on Hawaii, get your stuff together and make it safe for tourists who travel a long distance to enjoy all that you have to offer.

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  4. Matilda K

    that is so rediculous, why is there different rules for different people. You take a family of 5 and ship them back to the mainland but you harbor criminals and even consider just releasing them to the general public in Hawaii, where are the safety nets. This state really sucks!

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  5. Liam G

    So Ige stops paying customers and then pays for law breakers. I’m no financial genius but this doesn’t seem to work in the states favor. When guys like this beat the system you know the people in charge aren’t geniuses.

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  6. Andy M

    This begs the obvious question – without a vaccine card and not proof of a negative test, how were they even allowed to board an aircraft? This just shows that the whole process is flawed. That being said, they should not be allowed to remain in Hawaii. the one at the very least should be arrested for the serious crimes. They both should be made to repay the costs that have been incurred by the state and taxpayers. We dont want people like that in Hawaii.

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      1. Pam H

        Well perhaps there should be! Some airlines are checking vaccination/test results prior to leaving the mainland to get a pre-clearance bracelet. Saves time when arriving into Hawaii. It will keep these people from getting on airplanes. Step up Hawaii & Gov. Ige.

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  8. Frieda G

    Just what we don’t want… people with apparently no place to live and wanted for crimes moving to Hawaii. I wish they could be sent back legally.

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  9. Frank P.

    We’ve already footed the bill for 10 days in jail, might as well send them back to Louisiana if they don’t already have return tickets. Why should they get to stay? If they have active warrants, all the more reason to ship them back. Louisiana probably wants them back so maybe they can chip in on the airfare.

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  10. Claudia S

    Aloha guys. Again, mahalo for your postings and info.
    A. Send them back.
    2. Charge them for their jail time. On top of the fine. (I doubt they can pay it…)
    Don’t let this “type” think we’re soft. Make them an example.
    So sorry. I’m tired of being nice!

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