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Ke Aupuni o Hawai‘i and Ko Hawai‘i Pae ‘Aina — names attached to a land riddled with violence and injustice over the course of its rocky relationship with the United States.
Arrested earlier this month, members of the group claim they own the land as heirs of Native Hawaiians who got land grants during the Great Mahele in 1848.
The owners of the 5-acre site intended to grow medical marijuana have a court order to remove the activists who are refusing to leave.