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Gov. Ige Comments on Agreement to Reopen Federal Government
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Gov. David Ige released the following statement regarding the Jan. 25 agreement to reopen federal government:
“Today’s agreement to temporarily reopen the federal government brings great relief to thousands of working families in Hawai‘i and across the country. I urge our lawmakers to work together to permanently reopen our federal government and keep our country running.:
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