Wow! Good find!
About Obama being born in Hawaii, say he signs against this, how will he look then?

With a final vote pending in the U.S. Senate and Hawaii-born President Barack Obama on their side, the nation's 400,000 Native Hawaiians could earn federal recognition as soon as this month — and the land, money and power that comes with it. The measure passed the U.S. House last month.

Before this is celebrated as a good thing, has anyone thought about the ramifications of what this does? The reality is that, yes it will let the native Hawaiians get their own government, but it also will set up a reservation, and then there is the question is what constitutes a Native Hawaiian, as well as how does one prove such? I am afraid that it is not the blessing as it would seem, rather it is going to be a large mess in the making. So they get 20% of the land mass of Hawaii, and all of the problems that will go along with such, to include needing to provide for housing, medical and other things that a reservations would entail. What many of those who support such do not realize is that in order to get those federal benifits, they will have to live on that 20% of the land mass. And then there is the point of people who live on the propsed site for years and are not native hawaiian, what will happen to them? Will they be forced to move, will they be compensated for such? The details are way too fuzzy and not clear, but from what I can gather, only about 60% of those who are native hawaiian are in support of such, 40% do not, so this is going to be something to watch.

"native" europeans are struggling for similar rights in Europe as we speak