Perhaps the State Attorney Douglas Chin could investigate problem rather than getting face time on worrying about a "Muslim travel ban" an do something that will benefit people.  He should be looking at agreements that allow the Marshallese almost free access to coming to Hawaii, then enrolling on welfare, unemployment and other services, costs the State millions, paid by the tax payers. Immigrants should have sponsors, job/employment means of support before they come here, and this should be followed up on not taken at their word.

The Marshallese facilitator who has the power of attorney, takes them to medical appointments, and coaches these women should be investigated, besides their own citizenship, finances, background and connections with prior adoption scams.  While medical records are protected, they are open to warrants and legal subpoenas for criminal and civil investigation by law enforcement, which is again the job of the State Attorney General and its investigators.