Civil Beat: Maui Cops Could Still Aid Feds Despite Council Immigration Concerns

Published: February 10, 2026

The Maui Council killed Bill 92 renewing its FBI task force agreement, but the existing deal remains, frustrating Maui Indivisible activists.

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