I have lived in Alaska about 44 years, before that I lived in Hawaii. I take an interest in what goes on there and I still have family there. 
I recently started reading this publication, it has interesting stories and some fine investigative reporters. 
It sounds like folks over there are feeling crowded out by the homeless, the tourists and by the folks moving there to enjoy retirement. Not that it is anything new, back 45/50 years ago it was the military, the tourists, the Japanese buying up land and properties and on the short end of the stick were the Indigenous people. 
So if you feel pretty crowded now, think about how crowded and how many more people will head your way if people are "given" a guaranteed income.
 How are you folks going to decide who gets it ? Hawaii became the 50th state, Alaska is the 49th. As part of the United States, everyone has a right to move to Hawaii or Alaska and to treated equally. With your taxes, they won't be bringing too much money with then.