HR 32 Summary

• Recognizes Hawaiian Nationals as an authentic population lawfully residing in the Hawaiian Islands who identify as citizens of the Hawaiian Kingdom rather than U.S. citizens.

• Asserts that Hawaiian Kingdom sovereignty was never relinquished under international law and that the Hawaiian Kingdom continues "in continuity" as a nation.

• States that Hawaiian Nationals derive their nationality through natural birth, customary law and practice, birthplace within Hawaiian Islands, or formal naturalization, independent of U.S. citizenship status.

• Affirms that Hawaiian Nationals have the right to organize and restore their national government as a body politic representing the people of the Hawaiian Islands.

• Requires certified copies be transmitted to the Governor, Attorney General, Chief Justice, county Police Chiefs, and county Prosecuting Attorneys.