The U.S. 0ccupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom

In 1990, under prolonged occupation by the United States, the foreign national population exploded to 944,004 (85.2%) isolating the Hawaiian nationals at 164,225 (14.8%)
- ìThere can hardly be a more serious breach of international law than forcing the occupantís nationality on citizens of the occupied state.î (Marek, K., Identity and Continuity of States in Public International Law)

In 1990, under prolonged occupation by the United States, the foreign national population exploded to 944,004 (85.2%) isolating the Hawaiian nationals at 164,225 (14.8%)